Is there any way to connect a Windows Media Player movie with no background music to a music file from my pc?

Question

Can I group those files so that they're both in 1 file and they both play at the same time? is the task possible to complete without downloading any additional software? (if not, please provide the link where i can download the hopefully free program). Finally, can I connect the two files without distorting the quality of the movie file and the music file? If so, how? Please give detailed instructions. Thanks to everyone who answers.

Answer 1

Yes. You transfer the movie (or better still, a copy) into Windows Movie Maker and superimpose the music you want. Sounds complicated, but with a couple of tries you should get the hang of it. You can 'join up' several movie clips at the same time. The Movie Maker should be somewhere in your Windows file if you have not yet opened it. Good luck.

Answer 2

Windows Movie Maker should do the job. Hopefully it will be synchronized. (I haven't tried it yet) However, I think it's better to just download the missing driver. in Windows Media Player, it may come up with that red exclamation mark. Try playing it again and a window will open saying close or search on the web (or sometihng like that) Click it. They'll redirect you to the site or provide links on the same page to lead you to the correct site. I had to do that for my avi files and to get the AC3 filter.

Answer 3

i might wager you have too lots records going onto the disc. It is going by the burn technique and then can't close the disc in turn providing you with an errors. do away with something from the checklist your try to burn to the DVD, shorten in length, do away with something it extremely is couple of minutes. long, etc. while you're employing a burn software like Roxie, it would provide you a bar of available memory on the DVD as you upload products. do no longer enable that bar to flow into the yellow zone close to the max length.