How do I create a double exposure using Windows Movie Maker?

Question

For anyone whom can help,

I have the basic "Windows Movie Maker" program, and I have been trying to figure out how to combine two video clips together so that it appears as "one" (as if it were originally taken that way) -- like a superimposition/double exposure-type of experimentation.

Of course, I am not referring to merging images together as in 'fades' and so-forth, but am looking for an actual over-lapping tool that places one clip on top of another.

Any help would be thoroughly appreciated!

Answer 1

Yep, it'll do it.  In Timeline mode, put your cursor on the rightmost video and drag it to the left.  You will see a blue arrow.  Sometimes it takes a little fussing, but when WMM knows you mean it, it will comply.

-MM