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When I import videos from my Flip Mino HD, the audio speeds up on the clips so everything is just squeaky. If I import video from other sources it is fine.

Is there anyway to fix this or change the audio speed in Windows Live Movie Maker?

John T

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asked Aug 21, 2009 at 1:53

This seems to be a problem with how the Flip Mono HD currently records video. are experiencing it as well.

A solution as pointed out by other users, is to convert the video before dropping it into an editing program. HandBrake can help you do this. x264 Would be recommended for no quality loss between the conversion, then after editing you can use a lossy codec is you prefer.

answered Sep 4, 2009 at 3:50

John TJohn T

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Having Intervideo's WinDVD on the same computer can cause this.

It is written up in the Windows Movie Maker 2.1 FAQ. Maybe it is somehow related to your issue?

Q: Why is the audio distorted, and playing much faster than normal?

A: This can occur if the InterVideo Audio Decoder (Iviaudio.ax) video filter, which is installed with InterVideo WinDVD, is on your computer. To fix the issue, make sure this video filter is turned off in Windows Movie Maker:

1. In Windows Movie Maker, on the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Compatibility tab.
2. To turn off a filter, clear its check box.

answered Aug 21, 2009 at 2:19

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Deinstall the Flip software and reboot, that works too. Windows Movie Maker Live (latest edition) has more features than Flip, for me it works much better.

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Windows Movie Maker is a simple pre-installed video editor. You can easily speed up or slow down video clips for effect, although the effect is limited to doubling the speed. You can even split and splice video clips, so that you can speed up certain parts of a video but leave others as they were filmed. Read on to learn how to increase the speed of videos on Windows Movie Maker!

1. Import the video file into the program, then drag the clip into the timeline. If you only want to speed up a specific section of the video, make sure to Split the video at the beginning and end of the "sub-clip" to create a separately-adjustable clip.
2. Find this tab at the far-right end of the navigation bar along the top of the window: to the right of Home, Animations, Visual Effects, Project, and View.
3. drop-down menu. Find this in the central "Adjust" section of the Video Tools Edit bar: above Duration; to the right of Background Color; and to the left of Split.
4. The values range down the drop-down menu relative to the original speed of the video: 1x. If you select 0.125x, you will slow the clip down to 1/8 of its current speed. If you choose 64x, you will increasing the speed by sixty-four times the current pace. If you aren't sure which speed to use, consider why you need to speed up the video.
   • Choose the highest values (64x, 32x, 16x) if you are speeding up a video of something incredibly slow: a sunset, or a snowman melting, or a plant growing.
   • Use 8x or 4x if you want to fit something fairly slow into a much shorter span of video time: a snail crossing a driveway, or a group of people building something.
   • Speed the video up 2x—double the original speed—if you want to speed along a regular scene without losing clarity, or if you want to minutely adjust a clip of something slow.
   • If you decide that you want to slow down the video, use a small value: 0.125x, 0.25x, or 0.5x.
5. Watch the video through, and make sure that the new, faster speed works with your vision for the project. If not: adjust it. Don't be afraid to split the clip in question into a collection of even-smaller clips, each with its own unique speed. Be aware that when you speed up the video, you shorten its duration – so it will look shorter on the timeline.

1. If you haven't done so already: Import your video clip into Windows Movie Maker, then Drag the file onto the timeline along the bottom of the window. If you want to speed up the entire video, just leave it as is. If you want to speed up a specific portion of the video, you'll need to split the video into several clips.
2. From the main storyboarding screen, click Tools, then Video Effects.
3. Scroll through the various video effect options until you find "Speed Up, Double." Left-click and drag this effect to the timeline version of the video clip that you want to speed up – then "drop" the effect onto the clip. This should double the speed of your video clip.
   • Windows Movie Maker does not have a more precise speed-increase effect than the doubling tool. If you want to do something more advanced, you'll need to find another video editor.
4. If you make a mistake, you can simply press Ctrl+Z or click "Undo" to restore the clip to its original speed. You may also apply the "Slow down by half" effect. Navigate to the Video Effects tab again, then drag "Slow down by half" onto the video.
   • Try right-clicking on the timelined clip, then selecting "Effects." You should be able to see the effects that are currently applied to this clip, and remove any effects that don't fit your purpose.

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