How to put a watermark on your videos. |
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Description: CLICK MORE!!! YOU NEED TO! This is how to video on how to put a watermark on your videos using Windows Movie Maker 2, which comes free with Windows XP. http://byrdmedia.atspace.com/tutorial.xml ^^^ File I refer to in the video. Right Click Save As to C:Program FilesMovie MakerSharedAddOnTFX in most cases. If the AddOnTFX folder is not there, just create it and it should still work. Notes: Movie Maker must be off until you are done editing the file to meet your standards. If you have questions, I beg of you, look at other comments to see if your question has not been asked already, if it hasn't then ask. I'm sure I will leave more notes and even an FAQ page if I get enough questions. Honors for this video: #26 - Most Discussed (Today) - Howto & DIY - All #26 - Most Discussed (Today) - Howto & DIY - English #37 - Top Favorites (Today) - Howto & DIY - All #34 - Top Favorites (Today) - Howto & DIY - English 
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