How to add MULTIPLE overlays: \r
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If youre a Windows Live Movie Maker user than at one time you probably wanted to put a visual overlay in your video. Im talking about the additional images or video clips you wanted to put over your primary video layer.\r
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Now you can find a how to video for anything these days, but unfortunately not for this one. Thats because the newer version of Windowsmaker called Live Movie Maker doesnt include this editing option. In older versions there were ways to import another image like a logo or a water mark, but in this one, trust me, Ive tried everything and it just cant be done.\r
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Fortunately, there is a alternative in the Microsoft box of tools, and involves another program that you can download for free from the official Microsoft website.\r
Its called Microsoft Expression Encoder, and you can download it by clicking on the link: \r
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Once you install it, its gonna be fairly simple to add an overlay to a specific video, and then continue editing it using Windows Live Movie Maker.\r
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Watch the video to learn how to add overlays.\r
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After exporting your video with overlays in Expression Encoder, by default it will be saved in: DocumentsExpressionExpression EncoderOutput\r
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Supported file types in Expression Encoder:\r
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.mov1\r
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.3gp1\r
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.mp41\r
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.asf\r
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.mpeg3\r
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.avi\r
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.mpg3\r
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.avs4\r
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.mts/.m2ts (AVCHD)\r
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.dv1\r
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.ts2\r
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.dvr-ms2\r
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.vob2\r
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.ismv (Adaptive Streaming file format)\r
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.wmv\r
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.m2v\r
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.wtv (Windows Television)\r
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.m4v1\r
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.xesc (Expression Encoder screen capture format)\r
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.mod2\r
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