Maybe Debb Janes EcoBroker and Bernie Stea JD can give us some insight?

Thanks for the question, Fred. That's one reason, why I stopped posting video, I don't have movie maker anymore neither. 

I too recommend Filmora, have heard good things about it. I use Final Cut Pro X, so don't have first hand knowledge. 

Sorry Fred, I'm not aware of any.  This is just one more reason I'm glad I never "upgraded" to 10.

Hi Fred Griffin you can make Windows Movie Maker work on Win 10. I was able to make it work. You will have to do some internet searches on the topic. There are a lot of "how to" posts out there, you can also check YouTube.

BUT, if you want a really good program that will make all kinds of video, try checking out a program called Wondershare Filmora.  It will cost you $39 annual subscription ($59 lifetime) but I think it is worth it.

I grew frustrated with Win Movie Maker and popped for Filmora. It is easy to use and can create shows in any format.

You can download a free copy and trial it before you buy.

Probably not worth the money, dig out your old pc and make your movies on Win Movie Maker.

Or you could make them directly on Youtube.

I have not done video since I got my Mac many years ago because I never could figure out iMovie. I was interested in your question and have been reading about various available software. Thought you might look at a few other options. This from a 'professional review' of Filmora:

Filmora, or More?

Wondershare Filmora sports an eye-soothing interface and offers lots of nifty effects, text tools, and filters along with basic video cutting and good output options. Its single-purpose tools are less useful than the full editor mode, but rendering speed is not at all shabby. Users who just want to do some basic cutting and editing will should be fine with Filmora, but those who really dig into various effects like denoise and stabilization will wish they'd spent a bit more for more advanced software. The software is reasonably priced, but I still recommend our slightly more expensive Editors' Choices, PowerDirector and VideoStudio, because of their fuller toolsets, better effects, and more extensive support for new techniques and formats.

Fred Griffin although I still use Windows Movie Maker much of the time I've gotten to like using the YouTube editing process. It's free and you don't have to publish your movie if you don't want to but once you edit it you can download it and use it how ever you want. I just used it tonight on my most recent post.

 Linux has about 20 choices from general edits to professional grade. Most of them are free, just saying. I'm going to look at these two later in the week also. Thank you Fred.

Nope.

No sure of knock off but Sony Vegas, Cyberlink Power Director, etc would be a good investment Fred Griffin for video and audio editing.

Fred,

It looks like Joseph Domino 480-390-6011 has a possibility for you.  A

This was in the plans for a long time just like Picasa. I'm sure you can find another one.

I'm seeing this right away.

OH OH, that is what I use for my videos..... reading now.

Afraid this is above my pay grade ... Sorry!  But I'll be watching to see what the experts have to say!

I am clueless you techie guru!

I do not Fred Griffin - I was never able to figure out how to edit movies in movie maker.  I hope you find an alternative solution. 

Camtasia is not bad, but I use Adobe Premier.

iMovie for us

I use Filmora. It is easy to use...and I might say. a bit awesome.

The direct to SM feature seems like a great feature, but it simply takes to long so I skip that and self post to YT and SM.

I can't help but believe half of the stuff on NetFlix is using Filmora for the post.

Often overlooked is this very stong feature of Wondershare's Filmora is the built in sound mixer. You can detach audio, support multimple sound tracks, voice over, sound effects and your very own audio files.

Sound is more imporant than image quality.

No comprendo

No idea

Filmora from Wondershare is a good option, Fred Griffin.

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I uses to use moviemaker but switched to iMovie several years ago and like the features it offers. Sorry no suggestions.

Ugh, I am of no help - I use iMovie. Perhaps Debb Janes EcoBroker and Bernie Stea JD can give you some suggestions, Fred. 

I would not have any idea of where to start looking

Sorry, Fred, I don't. Not even sure movie maker is supposed to do.

 The search is over everyone! I found an archived version at winmoviemaker.com. Confirmed it is a genuine safe version.