How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker
Chroma keying is a technique for Windows Movie Maker that imports a background image into user videos. Record your subject. With any method of using the green screen, you will need a video to superimpose over your background. Also, keep in...
Method 1 of 2:
Using XML Code
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Picture 1 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Highlight the following XML code: (Source-windowsmoviemakers.net/forums)
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Picture 2 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Copy the code, and paste it into Notepad. -
Picture 3 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Click File>Save As, and navigate to C:Program FilesMovie MakerSharedAddOnTFX.- If you don't already have an AddOnTFX folder, right click then New>Folder.
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Picture 4 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Save the file as "greenscreen.xml". -
Picture 5 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Run Windows Movie Maker. -
Picture 6 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Click Import on the left sidebar. -
Picture 7 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Find the picture or video you want to show behind your subject. -
Picture 8 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Import it into WMM. Drag it down to the time line to the left of the video with your subject in front of the blue screen. -
Picture 9 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Now that you have your two videos, click "Green screen". -
Picture 10 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Drag it down to the timeline. Click the video of the green screen and drag it over onto the other clip. Don't drag it too far because that will just make the clips switch places. -
Picture 11 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Keep going until the blue triangle disappears. -
Picture 12 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Click File>Save Movie File to save your movie.
Method 2 of 2:
Using Software
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Picture 13 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Download additional software from a reputable source. There are several websites that have created applications that streamline this process. -
Picture 14 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Open the Windows Movie Maker video you would like to superimpose over the backdrop. -
Picture 15 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Drop the video and the downloaded chroma key into the timeline. -
Picture 16 of How to Chroma Key in Windows Movie Maker Adjust in the timeline so the images sync up.
Update 05 March 2020
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