Windows Movie Maker On WinXP (VBox)

While Windows Movie Maker was introduced with WinME, it was much improved with its release in Windows XP. There were more transition affects, better timeline organization, and better file organization in general. Also, one could do title cards now, which would become a mainstay of many early UA-cam videos. When browsing early UA-cam, one could easily tell a video that was made in WMM by the use of the title card. While simple, the videos made by WMM had their own charm with them. And for many, WMM was there first introduction to video editing. Was WMM trying to be Final Cut Pro. No. But for basic video editing that didn't need the kitchen sink, WMM got the job done, and it got it done well too! With that mentioned, it does have a habit of crashing a lot, so save your work constantly!
VBox is virtualizing a multimedia PC with a single core allocated to it. The host has a Ryzen 5 5500 6-Core Processor running at 4.2GHz. 512MB's of RAM is allocated to the VM, along with a VESA Compatible display adapter. Windows is running at the screen resolution of 1024 by 768, 32-bit color depth. An Intel PRO/1000 T Server network adapter is also installed, with an Intel Integrated Audio adapter virtualized as well. There is a CD/DVD-ROM drive virtualized, along with a 30GB HD image that has the Gateway 2000 OEM version of Windows XP installed.
Songs Used:
The Computer Has Feelings
By JHS Pedals
(75% of Playback Speed)
UA-cam Audio Library
Software Used:
Recorded With OBS Studio
Composed In Kdenlive
Hardware Used:
PC equipped with a
AMD Ryzen 5 5500 CPU
6 Cores Running At 4.2GHz
AMD Radeon RX570 GPU
Windows 11

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Best video editor for many years