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  1. 2nd Dec 2007 14:36 #1
    Viola123
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    I followed the instructions. Did 1 2 and wont pass the FIle Selection box.

    Please help.

    Is there any way I can edit the dv file without converting into anything? Originally I edited it uisng iMovie (at school). I dont have a MAC at home. Im using Windows XP. I tried editing it in Windows Movie Maker and it doesnt work.
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    WMM (even if it's buggy) should work. In what way doesn't it work for you?
    (And this isn't a user guide - moving you)

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    Originally Posted by Viola123
    I followed the instructions. Did 1 2 and wont pass the FIle Selection box.

    Please help.

    Is there any way I can edit the dv file without converting into anything? Originally I edited it uisng iMovie (at school). I dont have a MAC at home. Im using Windows XP. I tried editing it in Windows Movie Maker and it doesnt work.
    If by DV file you mean Mac *.dv format, you first need to convert to *.avi format in Quicktime Pro either on the Mac or on the PC. Or, you can save to a camcorder and reimport.
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