Hope it works for ya. ;)

DOGMASTER4 wrote:

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OK, I'll try to explain.

OK, I want to upload a music video to youtube.
I followed PS's step of opening the music video to Windows Movie Maker. I tried, but I can't because the video file isn't there.
I insert the DVD in which the video is, and I open Windows Media Player, but it doesn't have anything to copy it on "My Videos".

On the other hand, when I try adding music to Windows Movie Maker it says the song is protected and it can't open, and I don't know a thing about what's it talking about.

I SEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSLLLLLLLLYYYYYYYYY need pro help D:

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i know how you feel it took me a loooooooong time to make dat AMV T_T
and he deleted his post............AGAIN!

..I don't get what you mean. o.0

DOGMASTER4 wrote:

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OK, I'll try to explain.

OK, I want to upload a music video to youtube.
I followed PS's step of opening the music video to Windows Movie Maker. I tried, but I can't because the video file isn't there.
I insert the DVD in which the video is, and I open Windows Media Player, but it doesn't have anything to copy it on "My Videos".

On the other hand, when I try adding music to Windows Movie Maker it says the song is protected and it can't open, and I don't know a thing about what's it talking about.

I SEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSLLLLLLLLYYYYYYYYY need pro help D:

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You can't rip videos from a DVD unless you have a DVD drive/a program that can rip DVD's. Google it. :p

With the issue with the music, some CD's are rip-proof, meaning that you can't take any of it off of the disc and put it on your computer or anything. But there is a way to bypass that.

1. Put your CD into the computer.
2. Open Windows Movie Maker.
3. Open Windows Media Player.
4. Click the microphone icon near the bottom of Windows Movie Maker.



Click the tab next to "Audio Input Source" and set it to Stereo, or Wave Out mix. Then mess with the volume at the top, click Start Narration then play the song you want on Windows Media Player. It's recording the sound from your computer, so click Stop when you're done, then save. Then you can add it to your video.