You have been using your old Zenith television for nearly 20 years. Meanwhile, a world of new technology has been swirling around in the marketplace and you aren't familiar with much of it. It is time for a new set, and you keep hearing words and acronyms thrown around but haven't the slightest idea of what they mean.
Instructions. Locate the movie on your computer, and right-click it. Select Copy, or Cut if you want to move it without keeping a copy on your computer. Go to My Computer, and click on the flash drive.Select a folder on the flash drive to which you want to transfer the movie. Right-click the screen, and click on Paste to transfer the movie to the flash drive. Wait for the movie to finish transferring; movies may take a while to transfer due to their large size.nstructions. Locate the movie on your computer, and right-click it. Select Copy, or Cut if you want to move it without keeping a copy on your computer. Go to My Computer, and click on the flash drive.
Instructions. Add the video file that you want to reverse to Windows Movie Maker. Click Add Videos and Photos from the Home tab and browse to the video clip you want to reverse. Double-click it.Locate the first frame in the video that you want for your reversed video.lick the video portion in your clips section -- it has the reel marks on either side of it. Press Delete.. Press the Play button to see your reversed clip. Click the Home tab and then click Save Movie to save the file as a Windows Media Video file that can be played on your computer.