REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 1, 2002 — Microsoft Corp. today released the beta version of Windows® Movie Maker 2 for Windows XP, a new and completely redesigned video editing feature of the Microsoft® Windows ...

Windows Movie Maker 2 for Windows XP also offers nearly 30 video effects, 60 video transitions and more than 40 titles and credits, giving users many creative options. Through support for Windows ...

Movie Maker--the Microsoft movie-editing application that the company has yanked out of Windows 7 and bundled into the suite known as Windows Live Essentials--is out in a new version today.

Windows Live Movie Maker is a massive update from the previous version (Windows Movie Maker) which came bundled in Windows Vista and XP. Live Movie Maker brings a new look and features to the ...

Windows only: If you're using Vista or Windows 7 and miss some of the features and transitions that were in earlier versions of Windows Movie Maker, this portable version brings them back.

Movie titles prepare you for what's about to come; movie credits wrap up the movie and tell you who made it. You can add titles and credits to your video projects using Windows Movie Maker.

Windows XP is no match for Apple’s iMovie, ... Windows Movie Maker, but it had a “nearly barren” editing room that lacks iMovie’s array of special effects, ...

Movie Maker was a useful tool back in the days of Windows XP in 2001, where you could place random transitions and effects over your photos and videos, then share them through MSN Messenger.