Windows Movie Maker supports ASF, AVI and WMV video files. To edit flip video with Windows Movie Maker, you will need to convert flip video to WMV, asf or avi.

1. Import flip video to Windows Movie Maker by converting flip video to WMM
supported formats
Windows Movie Maker is a very useful application to edit videos, and it has many
features such as effects, transitions, titles/credits, audio track, timeline, narration and
so on. However, if you want to edit flip videos using Windows Movie Maker, you will
have to convert flip video to Windows Movie Maker supported video formats such as
ASF, AVI and WMV. Then you will need a flip video to Windows Movie Maker
Converter. Doremisoft Flip Converter can do the job perfectly. The following two
parts will guide you through the steps to convert flip video to Windows Movie Maker
and edit flip video with Windows Movie Maker.
Part One: Convert flip video to Windows Movie Maker
Now, let’s take Flip Converter for Mac as an example and see how to convert flip
video to Windows Movie Maker supported format, for example, WMV.
Step 1: Add flip videos
Click the "Add File" button to add the flip videos you want to edit.

2. Step 2: Select the WMV format from the Profile list as the output format.
Click the Profile drop-up list, point to Common Video and scroll down to WMV and
click on it.
Step 3: Convert flip video to WMV
Click the "Start" button on the lower right of the interface to start converting flip
video to WMV.
Note: The operational steps of the English version
Part Two: Edit flip video with Windows Movie Maker
If you are using Flip Converter for Mac, you will need to copy the converted files to
your Windows machine. If you are using Flip Converter Windows, what you need is
just to know where the converted files are saved.
Step 1: Click "New Project" from the "File" menu to create a new project. And click
"Save Project As" to save this project.
Step2: Click "Import Collections" from the "File" menu, locate the folder where the

3. converted files (now in WMV format) are save, and add the files you want to edit.
Step3: Drag the video files to your Windows Movie Maker storyboard on the bottom
of the interface.
Step4: Add transitions. Select "View Video Transitions" from the left panel. Drag the
transitions you prefer into the middle box of the storyboard.
Step5: You can cut some time from a video by clicking and moving the half triangle at
the side of the video.
Step6: Add music. Go to "Import Audio or Music" and select a song. Then drag the
song to the "TimeLine". You can also cut time or make a short sound by clicking and
dragging the triangle.
Step7: Add title or credits. Select "Make titles or credits" from the Movie Task List,
and follow the on screen instructions to add titles or credits to your movie.
Step9: Preview the work you have done by clicking the Play button on the left panel.
Step10: If you don’t need to reedit your movie, click "Save to my computer" from the
"File" menu, and select on options from the provided options how you want to save
your movie.