Then it must have been a MP4 that I edited about 5 years ago.
Trouble is, I have a sneaking suspicion I downloaded editing software
that was good for a month trail run (before it expired) to edit frame by
frame a videotape of Bill McKibben (who once spoke at our church).
Because I definitely remember doing that when I cut off the introduction
and and the Q&A at the end. I remember not only editing the picture part
frame by frame, but the audio part too with a pretty decent basic
editor. Not that I did any fancy editing, just cutting things off having
them sync well enough. Maybe I can find it again.
I haven't really opened Windows Movie Maker for years, I know I used it
for the titles, but maybe not much more than that. We shall see.
Marnie aka Doe Hey, stills are my thing, not videos. Heh.
On 10/25/2017 1:25 PM, Steve Cottrell wrote:
On 25/10/17, Marnie (aka Doe), discombobulated, unleashed:
I guess I should add I used Video Premier Elements 11 to edit a MP3
about 5 years ago. Another speaker. But it was just adding a title
screen, and "the end," and cutting off the Q&A at the end.
Mp3 is an audio export format - it cannot contain video.
Mp4 is a video compression container (for video and audio export). Variations
are also also used by many camera manufacturers as a way of compressing video
ready to be 'uncompressed' into it's full glory for editing. You shouldn't be
editing Mp4 files - they need to be unwrapped into a format suitable for the
editing software first.
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