6Adjust the order of the videos and pictures by selecting and then dragging and dropping the file, or by using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.
7Click OK when you are finished adding videos and pictures to your movie project.
Selecting music
You can
You can also choose whether to use the original soundtrack from your video, blend the soundtrack with your music selections, or just use the selected music files.
To add music for your movie:
1If your project is already open, click the music button, and skip to step 4.
2Click Start, choose All Programs, muvee autoProducer, and then click muvee autoProducer again.
3Open a project by selecting from the File menu either New Project or Open Project, and then click music.
4Click Add Music to select music files on your PC.
5Adjust the order of the music by selecting and then dragging and dropping the file, or by using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.
6If a video file you are using features a soundtrack, use the Audio Mix slider to blend the soundtrack with your selected music files. The position of the slider determines how much of which music to use.
7If you do not add any music files to your project, the original video soundtrack is automatically used.
8Click OK when you are finished adding music to your movie project.
Setting the style
muvee autoProducer comes with a set of style templates for setting the pace, scene transition effects, and caption fonts. The style you use also affects how muvee autoProducer analyzes the video, picture, and music files in your movie project to produce the final movie. For example, using the Cinema style results in a movie that is moderately paced, is color enhanced, and uses a widescreen format.
To select a style:
1If your project is already open, click the style button, and skip to step 4.
2Click Start, choose All Programs, muvee autoProducer, and then click muvee autoProducer again.
3Open a project by selecting from the File menu either New Project or Open Project, and then click style.
4Select a style from the