Windows Movie Maker was finally retired in 2017. After nearly two decades of being available free with Windows, Microsoft’s video editing tool is no more. While it is possible to install it via third-party websites, the lack of Microsoft Support makes this a bad idea. Instead, it’s time to turn your attention to an alternative. […]
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Roku today announced the launch of its own movie channel. The Roku Channel will be available on all Roku streaming players, sticks, and TVs, in turn connecting users to hundreds of movies. The channel will include licensed material, as well as movies aggregated from other publishers. The Roku Channel Roku currently offers an easy way […]
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Mother’s Day is fast approaching, at least in the U.S., where it’s always observed on the second Sunday in May. In 2017, that means it’s on May 14. Most moms (even geeky ones) generally don’t ask for much from their children, but celebrating Mother’s Day in some way is always appreciated. Depending on when you’re […]
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Creating a movie using your photos, videos, and music is child’s play once you master Windows Movie Maker’s simple editing tools. Video editing seems daunting, but it’s very easy once you get to grips with a few editing basics. There are tons of free video editing programs, and even free online video editing tools. But Windows Movie […]
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A slideshow is a great way to share your best photos and videos with friends and family. Rather than locking them in a dark room with you, create a digital slideshow that you can email or share on social media. In this guide we show you how to make dynamic picture or video slideshows using the free tool […]
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What if there was a bunch of numbers you could plug into a spreadsheet to figure out how to make the perfect movie. How much would the budget be? What age rating would it have? How long should it be? The infographic below analyses data from the most successful movies on IMDB and narrows it […]
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