Perfect! Thank you that was just what I needed to know!
"Adam Albright" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 17:06:00 -0700, Fruity Fishy <Fruity
> Fishy[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >Is it possible for Movie Maker to over ride the audio from my movie with a
> >music track? I've put music tracks in my movie but the audio of me talking is
> >playing at the same time... how can I make it stop? any ideas?
>
> Not sure exactly what you want to do, so some general information.
>
> 1. Change to timeline view. Where you see the little plus sign (+)
> click on it.
>
> 2. You now should see multiple tracks, one for the video, another for
> transitions, audio PLUS another for audio-music and one for
> overlays.
>
> If your source file contains both a video and audio track this
> automatically will take up two tracks in timeline view.
>
> To mute any track, right click on it. Then you can add fade-in and
> fade out effects, totally mute the track or adjust the volume.
>
> If you wish to ADD a music background or narration, first import that
> file then drag it to the track not occupied from the video's audio.
>
> Now play the project and if you've added an additional audio track you
> should hear it plus the original sound track both playing at once. By
> right clicking on either you can either mute one or both or adjust the
> volume of either. Once you render the project the two audio tracks get
> merged into one.
>
> Keep in mind Movie Maker is a entry level application and very limited
> in what it can do.
>
> If you're ready for the next step a very good and totally free
> application that will help you do way more with audio is called
> Audacity. If I get feedback I'll explain in more detail why you may
> want it and some of what it can do and why it is important if you want
> to advance on your journey to making better more professional videos.
>
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