Jean,
Few suggestions:
- When you took the music from iTunes to the music folder, did you get the "original," not the alias
- Make sure you find the original in iTunes library
- when you have iTunes open, right click on a music title and look for "show in finder"
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get that copy of the music
- also, be sure you've converted to an mp3
- I believe the music might be in a different file format (Mac format m4a); that may be why you are having difficulty once you get it into
- If you are taking it into Windows Movie Maker, using Mac format, Windows won't convert
- Also don't do any drag and drop; use the import commands to bring it in properly
I haven't used Windows Movie Maker in about 4 years, but I don't believe it can read m4a, unless Microsoft has made some updates
Carol LaRow
Apple Distinguished Educator
Google Certified Trainer Google Certified Teacher Google Apps For Education Regional Leader, Eastern States Smithsonian Laurate
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