There can be several reasons for this issue. It could be due to corrupted or damaged video files, outdated software, insufficient computer resources, or conflicts with other programs.
First, try updating your Windows Movie Maker software and make sure you have the latest version. If that doesn't work, try converting the MP3 video files to a different format or using a different video editing software. You can also try closing other programs and freeing up computer resources before using Windows Movie Maker.
Yes, outdated drivers can cause conflicts with Windows Movie Maker and lead to freezing of MP3 video files. Make sure all your drivers are up-to-date to avoid this issue.
Yes, a virus or malware infection can corrupt or damage video files, causing them to freeze up in Windows Movie Maker. It is important to regularly scan your computer for viruses and malware and use reliable anti-virus software.
To prevent this issue in the future, make sure to keep your software and drivers up-to-date, regularly scan for viruses and malware, and use high-quality and reliable video files. Also, avoid running multiple programs at once and make sure your computer has enough resources to handle video editing tasks.