Learn about problems with burning a DVD, such as what you can do if your DVD fails to burn and why your DVD doesn't play properly.

Add and arrange items, choose a DVD burner, choose a DVD title, change the menu text and style, and choose photo settings for a movie slide show.

Watch Microsoft writer John Shaw to learn how to burn a DVD-Video disc in Windows DVD Maker.

Learn about Windows DVD Maker projects.

Learn about the video card system requirements that are necessary to use Windows DVD Maker.

Explore the tools in Windows Movie Maker and learn about how to get started making a movie.

Change settings such as how your DVD is played back, the aspect ratio and video format of the DVD, and the temporary file location.

Learn about problems with publishing a movie to a recordable DVD using Windows Movie Maker, including how to make sure your DVD burner is properly connected and enabled.

Learn about DVD burners and how to use them with Windows DVD Maker.

Import, edit, and burn video from a VHS tape to a DVD video disc. Microsoft columnist Matt Lichtenberg explains how using Windows Movie Maker and Windows DVD Maker.

Find answers to common question about burning a DVD, such as how much video fits on a DVD, how long it takes to burn a DVD, and what formats you should use to burn your DVD.

Find answers to common questions about importing files, including what kind of files you can import, where you can import files from, and how to import files.

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Learn the various ways you can publish a movie you've created, such as burning to a recordable CD or sending it in an e-mail message.

Learn how to locate missing files.

Change general settings such as temporary storage location, opening a project on startup, saving AutoRecover information, and including metadata.

Get an overview of how you can edit clips in Windows Movie Maker.

Take a picture of an individual frame from an imported video clip that you can use in your movie.

Learn the difference between a project and a movie, as well as how to create and save projects.

Use the Player to eject a CD or DVD disc from the drive.

Get answers to common questions about how to use MPEG video and video DVDs in Windows.

Troubleshoot problems with CDs and DVDs you have burned.

Add audio files to create a soundtrack for your movie.

Learn about problems with using transitions and effects, including why some do not appear as expected.