Microsoft will add a video-editing feature to its Windows XP operating system with a new program that automates and simplifies home movie-making.
Movie Maker 2's beta, or test, version will be available for download on Microsoft's website from Friday.
The program, which comes without charge as part of the Windows XP licence, automatically pulls video from a camcorder, analyses clips and assembles a short movie set to music with titles and credits.
Video-editing feature free for XP users
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