Nikolai Krukov
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If the new Windows Live Movie Maker beta has left you wondering where the timeline went, here's the one most of us learned on. Windows Movie Maker 2 came out for Windows XP in January 2003, and it's still about the easiest way to cut together camcorder footage and photos. Drop the clips on the timeline, trim them, add titles and transitions, and save the finished film.
Download:
Download Windows Movie Maker 2.0
Run wmm2installer.exe on Windows XP and you'll find Movie Maker on the Start menu.
XP Service Pack 2 brought Movie Maker 2.1 with it, so most XP machines already have it. This is the original 2.0 release, for an XP install without SP2 or for anyone keeping the full set.
Download:
Download Windows Movie Maker 2.0
Run wmm2installer.exe on Windows XP and you'll find Movie Maker on the Start menu.
XP Service Pack 2 brought Movie Maker 2.1 with it, so most XP machines already have it. This is the original 2.0 release, for an XP install without SP2 or for anyone keeping the full set.
