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In the window, navigate to the video clip you extracted from the DVD movie just now. Import the DVD clip to Windows Movie MakerĪfter you get the output video clip ripped from the DVD movie, now you can begin to import it into your Windows Movie Maker.Ĭlick on "File". Tip: The output video files are easily available by clicking the "Folder" button on the main menu after the ripping/converting process is done. Now you can click the "Start Encode" button to starting ripping the DVD clip to Windows Moive Maker AVI or WMV format. To import the output video to Windows Movie Maker, you need to make the settings as shown below: From the category, select "Customized AVI Movie" or "Customized WMV Movie" And Clone2Go DVD ripper supports ripping DVD movies to WMV AVI video formats.įrom the drop-down list of "Profile", select "General Video" category. In the beginning, we've learnt that Windows Movie Maker supports video files in asf. You can also specify the "Start Time" and "Stop time" at the bottom right panel of the interface (under "Profile"). So you can drag the "Start to trim" and "Stop to trim" button to get the certain segment of the DVD movie. Generally, you would not put the whole DVD movie into the Windows Movie Maker project. vob file to import and then click "OK".Īfter the DVD movie is imported, you can preview it with the player at the top right panel of the program. If the DVD movie is saved as a folder on your computer, you need to click the "Add Video" button to locate that folder, which is composed of two separate folders: VIDEO_TS and AUIDO_TS. Or you can click the "Open DVD" button to add the DVD. On the main interface, click "File -> Open DVD." to import the DVD disc.

Note: If you want to learn about how to burn Windows Movie Maker project to DVD, please go to How to burn MSWMM to DVD

I'd recommend using Clone2Go DVD Ripper to perform the DVD ripping process. To import a DVD clip to Windows Movie Maker, you need to extract the clip from the DVD movie, and then add it to the Windows Movie Maker project. Below are the media formats accepted by Windows Movie Maker: Windows Movie Maker is a totally free program that comes with Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional, and Windows Vista (also called Windows DVD Maker). The following tutorial may help you out of the headache.īefore getting started, let's know something about Windows Movie Maker: If you are fond of a clip from a DVD movie and want to add it to the slideshow you are making with your Windows Movie Maker, you may get into the trouble that the DVD format is incompatible with Windows Movie Maker.