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omarsdali
post Jan 14 2008, 03:31 AM
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How do I capture Audio/Video in Windows movie maker under Vista ?? I use to have a capture button in the movie maker that comes with XP but I can't find it anymore with the movie maker that came with vista ? Does anyone know a good program that I can use to capture video ?

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