Here's the simplest answer that an animations technician can give you: Simplistic Windows Movie Maker + Advanced format POV-ray = program epic fail. Windows Movie Maker cannot recognize POV-ray because it is such an advanced and specialized format. The only real thing you can do is get Adobe Premier Pro, or get iMovie. If you aren't willing to shovel out a couple of bucks, Google "free video editing software". I garentee that you will find
something.
And if all else fails, upload small segments of the clip, slice it in even shorter pieces in Movie Maker, save each individual piece, morph it together, and hope your computer doesn't crash.
Last edited by SrgtCorn; Jun 24, 2008 at 01:28 AM.