Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Search the community and support articles Windows Windows 10 Search Community member. version This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Argel Obm Microsoft Agent. Hi, When you upgrade to the Fall Creators Update of Windows 10, the Story Remix feature will be integrated to the Photos app. If you have additional questions, kindly reply to this threads. Quick Tip: To rename the project, just click the current name in the top-left corner, type a new name, and hit Enter. To share the project with someone else, click the Export or share button in the top-right corner of the screen. After the Photos app produces the video, you'll be able to see the path where it was saved along with the option to watch the video in the app, open the file location in File Explorer, and the option to share using your email account or social media.

If you want to share the video, click the Share to social media, email, or other apps option to open the Share experience, select the app or contact, and send the video away to its destination. The video you recently created can also be found at the top of the Photos app in the Collections section, where you'll also find videos that were automatically generated based on your activities. However, the permanent home for your albums and remix videos will be in the Creations section, where you can not only view them, but you can easily delete them from your collection. For more helpful articles, coverage, and answers to common questions about Windows 10, visit the following resources:. Mauro Huculak is technical writer for WindowsCentral. His primary focus is to write comprehensive how-tos to help users get the most out of Windows 10 and its many related technologies. He has an IT background with professional certifications from Microsoft, Cisco, and CompTIA, and he's a recognized member of the Microsoft MVP community.

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sadly those 3d effects doesn't work with office for students. You need the normal office subscription. That's strange, I've been using the 3D effects without an Office subscription. Only a small handful of the 3D effects are available to all users. There are a bunch with locks on them that'll unlock if you're logged in with an account associated with an Office subscription. Instead we get flashy effects and filters Wouldn't a video on how to create a video be more impactful - and helpful? My thoughts exactly my friend. When adding music, they really need to offer little "play" icons next to each track in the picker so you can preview the music before applying it to the video. It would also be nice if they organized the included tracks into different themes.

For example, Google Photos offers 50 music tracks organized into 5 themes Dramatic, Electronic, Reflective, Rockin', Upbeat. This makes is much easier to navigate and select the appropriate music. If this thing is replacing thew phto app, can it just display phtos without all the rest of the rubbish or do we yet again need some thrid party software to do the basic stuff without the bloat? the origianal photo viewer in Windows is far better than than than the photo app and now Ms decides to muck things up ever more with yet more fancy gimmicks. It will not work Micrsoft, I do not want to use your ec o system, so stop trying. ad47uk, shut up and leave this site. Nobody wants to hear such words from haters like you. wow, touched a nerve er? i keep forgetting that every one on here are up MS proverbial backside and that Ms is perfect and Windows is fantastic and dare any one say it is not. I want to use a operating system to run the software i need to run, not flipping gimmicks.

If you do not like my opinions, well that is just too bad, I know other countries do not like free speech, but I live in the UK and at the moment we do have free speech, also I will try and spell better today, no idea what happened yesterday. I really wish they'd just make a seperate Movie Maker app. Windows Central Newsletter. Name: Your Email Address :. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands. Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors. Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ. Office vs. Microsoft Which should you buy? Where to buy AMD Radeon RX XT and XTX graphics cards. Xbox Special Edition controllers are cheaper now than ever in a flash deals.

Microsoft is touting the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update as a new version to inspire the creativity within all of us, and one way the company is doing just that is with the new Photos app. Alongside the visual changes incorporating Microsoft's Fluent Design , the Photos app introduces Story Remix, which is a new experience that makes it super easy to take your pictures and videos to create videos that bring your content to life with transitions, 3D effects, soundtracks, and styles. Story Remix is very similar to the old Windows Movie Maker but reimagined for Windows 10 with Microsoft's deep learning technology and AI Artificial Intelligence that finds relevant content and automatically creates videos that you can keep, share, edit, and delete. Of course, with the Photos app, you can always create your own videos. In this Windows 10 guide, we'll show you the new Photos app Story Remix and everything you can do in the experience from creating a video automatically to creating and editing a project from start to finish.

Before diving into this guide, let's just clarify that you won't find the "Story Remix" reference anywhere in the Photos app. Instead, within the Create menu, you'll find two new options: Video remix and Video project to create a remix. In the new version of the Photos app, there are two ways to create a video project in addition to the automatically generated content. You can select the option to let the app create a video automatically with transitions, themes, and soundtracks, or you can create and edit a project from start to finish. Once you've completed the steps, the Photos app will scan the content, and it'll create a video automatically with transitions, styles, and music. Then you'll be able to preview the final project. If you don't like the current customization, you can click the Remix it for me button, and the app will re-arrange the content, change the style, and soundtrack.

At the top of the preview experience, you have a few controls to undo and redo changes, and at the bottom, you can easily export or share the video. In addition, there is a button that allows you to jump to the editor to customize the project just the way you like. After completing the steps, the video editor will open so you can edit, preview, and share your creation. The video editor for Story Remix is made up of three main sections. On the top-left, you'll find the media bin with files you selected in the previous steps, and those already included in the card-based timeline will appear with the top-right corner folded. On the top-right side, you can preview your project with all the current changes, and as you play the video, you'll see the timeline highlighting the card that is being played.

At the bottom, you'll find the timeline. Here you can drag and drop any card from the media bin on the top-left. Also, depending on the content you're editing, you'll get a different set of features you can use to edit your video. For example, editing only images, the tools available will include Duration , Filters , Text , and Motion. However, if you're editing a video or images and videos , the set of tools will include Trim , Filters , Text , Motion , and 3D effects. While editing a video, you can always add more media files to your project, just click the Add photos and videos button in the media bin and select the files from your collection. In the Photos app, a theme is a pre-defined set of customization options, including filters, music, and text styles that you can apply to your project. If you don't want to spend the time picking a text style, soundtrack, and transition, you can apply a theme, make sure to add all the pictures and videos you want to the timeline first, and then from the toolbar, in the top-right corner, click the Themes button.

As you select a new theme, a preview will play from the left side, and if you like your pick, you can then click the Done button to apply it. Using Story remix on Windows 10, you can also add custom soundtracks to your videos, just click the Music button from the toolbar in the top-right corner. Quick Tip: It's also possible to click the Add items to Music folder link to include songs in your library for quicker access. As you add media to the timeline, you'll notice that every image includes a default time duration in the project. If you want the image to have shorter or longer duration, then click the Duration button, and either select another value or specify the time in seconds manually.

Filters are a way to change the look of the images or video clips in your project. In this updated version of Photos, you can pick from twelve different filters, some of which include Adventure , Iceberg , Sepia , Inky , and Loved. Applying filters is a straightforward process, click the Filters button located in the timeline toolbar, then select the filter you like, and click the Done button in the top-right corner. While creating a video, you can also add a custom title or caption to an image or video, just select the card from the timeline, and click the Text button. In the text editor, enter your custom text using the box on the right side, and select change the style using the available animated text styles.

If you want the title or caption to appear in a different area, you can use the layout options at the bottom of the page, and select the new location. It's also possible to add camera motion styles, and to do this, select the content in the timeline, and click the Motion button. In the motion editor, you can select the camera motion style you want to add to an image or video, such as Zoom in center , Zoom in right , Pan left , Tilt up , and others. After making your selection, you can preview the changes, and then click Done to apply the motion. If you want to make a video shorter or just want to show a specific part of the clip, the new Photos experience includes a trimming option to edit your project. To trim a clip, simply select the video from the timeline, and click the Trim button from the toolbar.

Use the controllers to select a trim area, and before applying the changes, make sure to click the play button to preview the area. Perhaps one of the most exciting features in the Photos app is 3D special effects that you can add only to video clips. In order to add 3D effects to a video clip, select the video clip in the timeline, and click the 3D effects button. Once the effect is in its proper position, use the preview panel to specify the effect's range to only a few second or apply to the entire clip, and use the controllers to rotate its Y and Z axis to put the effect in place. In this update, some effects can be applied to the whole scene, but there are also some effects that are more location-based, which you can place on a specific area in the scene. In addition, you'll also notice a Attach to a point toggle switch in the settings.

This is an option that allows you to attach the effect to an object in the video clip, so even if the camera was moving the effect would stay in the correct place, and if the effect was anchored to a moving object, the effect would follow the object. Pretty cool. Quick Tip: 3D effects come with sound. If you don't want to hear them, use the audio slider in the effect settings to mute the sound. Of course, it's possible to click the Delete button to remove or change the effect at any time. Also, using this feature, you can add one or multiple special effects to a video clip. After adding the effects you want, click the Done button to apply the new changes and go back to the editor. Once you've finished editing, the project will save automatically, but if you want to share it with other people, you'll need to export the project as a video that you can quickly send out over the internet or USB media.

Quick Tip: To rename the project, just click the current name in the top-left corner, type a new name, and hit Enter. To share the project with someone else, click the Export or share button in the top-right corner of the screen. After the Photos app produces the video, you'll be able to see the path where it was saved along with the option to watch the video in the app, open the file location in File Explorer, and the option to share using your email account or social media. If you want to share the video, click the Share to social media, email, or other apps option to open the Share experience, select the app or contact, and send the video away to its destination. The video you recently created can also be found at the top of the Photos app in the Collections section, where you'll also find videos that were automatically generated based on your activities.

However, the permanent home for your albums and remix videos will be in the Creations section, where you can not only view them, but you can easily delete them from your collection. For more helpful articles, coverage, and answers to common questions about Windows 10, visit the following resources:. Mauro Huculak is technical writer for WindowsCentral. His primary focus is to write comprehensive how-tos to help users get the most out of Windows 10 and its many related technologies. He has an IT background with professional certifications from Microsoft, Cisco, and CompTIA, and he's a recognized member of the Microsoft MVP community. Open menu Close menu Windows Central Windows Central. US Edition. Trending Microsoft Surface Best Laptops Xbox Series X Best College Laptops Best Motherboards Best Graphics Cards.

Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors. Mauro Huculak. Topics Windows 10 Help. Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. See all comments Had a bug on my main PC where the rendered output video was all distorted and corrupted. Didn't have the same problem on my Surface Book. sadly those 3d effects doesn't work with office for students. You need the normal office subscription. That's strange, I've been using the 3D effects without an Office subscription.

Only a small handful of the 3D effects are available to all users. There are a bunch with locks on them that'll unlock if you're logged in with an account associated with an Office subscription. Instead we get flashy effects and filters Wouldn't a video on how to create a video be more impactful - and helpful? My thoughts exactly my friend. When adding music, they really need to offer little "play" icons next to each track in the picker so you can preview the music before applying it to the video. It would also be nice if they organized the included tracks into different themes. For example, Google Photos offers 50 music tracks organized into 5 themes Dramatic, Electronic, Reflective, Rockin', Upbeat. This makes is much easier to navigate and select the appropriate music. If this thing is replacing thew phto app, can it just display phtos without all the rest of the rubbish or do we yet again need some thrid party software to do the basic stuff without the bloat?

the origianal photo viewer in Windows is far better than than than the photo app and now Ms decides to muck things up ever more with yet more fancy gimmicks. It will not work Micrsoft, I do not want to use your ec o system, so stop trying. ad47uk, shut up and leave this site. Nobody wants to hear such words from haters like you. wow, touched a nerve er? i keep forgetting that every one on here are up MS proverbial backside and that Ms is perfect and Windows is fantastic and dare any one say it is not. I want to use a operating system to run the software i need to run, not flipping gimmicks. If you do not like my opinions, well that is just too bad, I know other countries do not like free speech, but I live in the UK and at the moment we do have free speech, also I will try and spell better today, no idea what happened yesterday.

I really wish they'd just make a seperate Movie Maker app.

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