Showing posts with label import video to windows movie maker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label import video to windows movie maker. Show all posts

Friday, July 15, 2016

Get Windows Movie Maker Work with HD/4K MXF videos

Have recorded MXF files from Sony or Canon and want to beautify MXF video in Windows Movie Maker? You may have found that the MXF file can't be natively imported into the Movie Maker. Yes, the .MXF high-definition video has awful compatibility with Windows OS programs like Windows Movie Maker or WMP. In the following guide, we show you how to solve the MXF Widnows Movie Maker incompatibility issues.

For convenient editing MXF files in Movie Maker, you might need to change the video format from MXF to Windows Movie Maker acceptable file formats like WMV or AVI.

Pavtube MXF to Windows Movie Maker Converter allows you to convert any MXF including SD/HD/4K file to Windows Movie Maker supported file format like WMV, AVI, MPEG-2, etc. After the conversion, you can transfer the generated .avi, .wmv, video to Movie Maker, then edit the MXF source content in Movie Maker. Besides Widnows Movie Maker, this powerful MXF video converter also can convert MXF and other formats to other popular editing softwares like Sony Vegas ProSony Movie Studio, GoPro Studio, Cyberlink PowerDirector, Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer and more.

Free Download or Purchase Pavtube MXF Video Converter:

 

Convert MXF to WMV, AVI for importing in Windows Movie Maker

Step 1: Add MXF files

Install and launch the MXF Video Converter, and then click "Add video" button to import your MXF files to the software. If you wanna combine MXF video clips into one file, you can click the "Merge into one file" box.



Step 2: Select output format

Just go to "Format" bar to choose WMV format in "HD Video" or "Common Video" column. (AVI is also an editable format for Windows Movie Maker.)



Step 3: Convert MXF to Windows Movie Maker

Click the "Convert" button under the preview window, the converter will start encoding MXF clips for importing to Windows Movie Maker.

Read More: