Are you at liberty to say what third party MPEG 4 codec you found? Also,
what do you use for MPEG 2 files? Thanks! -- Arthur

"Don Glover" wrote:


Thanks. Good advice, but I did figure out what was going on. It turns out
that nero burning rom had installed a codec that allowed the videos to be
viewed but none of the DVD disc creators I have could use it.

I uninstalled nero and found a third party MPEG 4 codec and now everything
is happy again.
"Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote:

Probably DIVX or XVID (www.divx.com and ww.xvid.com)

The best way to edit movies that a digital camera (as opposed to a digital
camcorder) is to use a card reader.... copy the files to the hard drive and
then import them from the hard drive to Windows Movie Maker.
--
Cari (MS-MVP)
Printing & Imaging