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From: Joe McGuire on 17 Dec 2009 01:24
Tried it again, this time saving it to my desktp. Watched WMM go from 12
minutes remaining to 9, then up to 10, then back down to 9, 8 and then
7--where it stopped and reported the same error. Tried it a 3d time, now
from scratch. Put all the source files in a single folder. Same error
message.

"Joe McGuire" <mcguirejw(a)comcast.net> wrote in message news:...
>I put together a 6 or so minute collection of excerpts from 3 wmv file
>files on my external hard disk. Now I want to Finish and save the new
>movie to the a folder in which the original files are contained in
>sub-folders. However, IK am getting an error message "Cannot Complete the
>Save Movie Wizard/Your movie was not saved successfully." The message then
>tells me to make sure the original files are still availab le (they are),
>that the saving location is still available (as far as I can tell it is)
>and that there is sufficient free disc space available (there is). I have
>not moved the original files from their locations when I started making the
>movie. When I click on Learn more avout saivng movies I am basically told
>to do exactly what I was doing unsuccessfully. Just for the heck of it I
>tried saving it to my c:\ drive, but got the same error. What am I missing
>here? I need to save my 6 minute movie and send it to a client ASAP.
>
> FWIW: I am using WIndows XP Pro SP3 and Windows Movie Maker Version 5.1
> (Build 2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.090804-1435; Service Pack 3). Oddly, the About
> window also tells me that I am using Movie Maker version 2.1.4026.0. I am
> sure there is a reason it tells me two entirely different versions for the
> same software.
>


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