CyberLink PowerDirector 16.0 User guide

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Contents
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Introduction
................................................................................................1Welcome
.................................................................................................1Latest Features
.................................................................................................2DirectorZone and CyberLink Cloud
.................................................................................................4PowerDirector Versions
................................................................................................5Minimum System Requirements
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PowerDirector Editing Modes
................................................................................................8Auto Mode
................................................................................................10Slideshow Creator
.................................................................................................12Setting Music Preferences
.................................................................................................13Customizing Slideshows in the Slideshow Designer
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PowerDirector Workspace
................................................................................................18PowerDirector Modules
................................................................................................19Rooms
.................................................................................................19Media Room
.................................................................................................21Effect Room
.................................................................................................21PiP Objects Room
.................................................................................................21Particle Room
.................................................................................................22Title Room
.................................................................................................22Transition Room
.................................................................................................22Audio Mixing Room
.................................................................................................22Voice-Over Recording Room
.................................................................................................23Chapter Room
.................................................................................................23Subtitle Room
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................................................................................................23Library Window
.................................................................................................25Explorer View
.................................................................................................25Searching the PowerDirector Library
.................................................................................................26Filtering Media in the Library
.................................................................................................28Library Menu
................................................................................................28Expanding the Workspace
................................................................................................29Preview Window
.................................................................................................30Preview Player Controls
.................................................................................................31Preview Screen Snapshots
.................................................................................................31Preview/Display Options
.................................................................................................34Zoom In/Out
.................................................................................................34Undocking the Preview Window
.................................................................................................34Playing 360° Media Files
.................................................................................................36Previewing in 3D Mode
................................................................................................37Editing Workspace
.................................................................................................37Timeline Mode
.................................................................................................49Storyboard Mode
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PowerDirector Projects
................................................................................................50Setting Project Aspect Ratio
................................................................................................51360° Video Projects
................................................................................................52Exporting Projects
................................................................................................52Reusing PowerDirector Projects
................................................................................................55CyberLink Cloud Projects
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Importing Media into
PowerDirector
................................................................................................57Importing Media Files
.................................................................................................5836Media Files
.................................................................................................593D Media
.................................................................................................62Importing PowerDirector Projects
................................................................................................62Capturing Media
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.................................................................................................63Capturing from a DV Camcorder
.................................................................................................64Capturing from an HDV Camcorder
.................................................................................................65Capturing from a TV Signal
.................................................................................................65Capturing from a Digital TV Signal
.................................................................................................65Capturing from a Webcam
.................................................................................................65Capturing from a Microphone
.................................................................................................65Capturing from a CD
.................................................................................................66Capturing from an AVCHD Camcorder
.................................................................................................66Capturing from an Optical Device
.................................................................................................66Capture Desktop with Screen Recorder
.................................................................................................66Captured Content
.................................................................................................67Quality Profile Setup
.................................................................................................67Capture Settings
.................................................................................................67Capture Preferences
................................................................................................68Downloading Media
.................................................................................................69Downloading Content from DirectorZone/CyberLink Cloud
.................................................................................................70Downloading Photos From Flickr
.................................................................................................71Downloading Royalty Free Music
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Detecting Scenes, Extracting Audio, and Capturing
Snapshots
.................................................................................................72Detecting Scenes in a Video Clip
.................................................................................................73Extracting Audio from a Video Clip
.................................................................................................74Capturing Screen Snapshots from a Video Clip
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PowerDirector Plug-ins
................................................................................................76Using the MultiCam Designer
.................................................................................................77Importing Media
.................................................................................................79Synchronizing Clips
.................................................................................................80Creating Recorded Content
.................................................................................................82Changing the Recorded Content
................................................................................................84Using the Theme Designer
.................................................................................................85Overview
.................................................................................................85Adding Theme Templates/Sequences
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.................................................................................................87Adding Media Clips
.................................................................................................90Importing More Media Files
.................................................................................................91Editing Media Clips
.................................................................................................92Editing Background Music
.................................................................................................93Editing Title Text
.................................................................................................94Replacing Background Images
.................................................................................................94Adding Transitions Between Sequences
.................................................................................................95Previewing and Saving Movies
.................................................................................................95Editing Created Movies
................................................................................................96Editing Video in the Action Camera Center
.................................................................................................98Fixing Video Clips
.................................................................................................100Creating Action Effects on Video Clips
.................................................................................................106Action Camera Center Settings
.................................................................................................107Changing the Action Camera Center Content
................................................................................................108Using an Express Project
................................................................................................109Recording Your Desktop with the Screen Recorder
.................................................................................................111Setting Capture Area
.................................................................................................117Configuring the Screen Recorder Settings
................................................................................................118Creating Overlays with the Blending Effect
.................................................................................................119Blending Image Presets/Templates
................................................................................................123Creating Video Collages
.................................................................................................124Creating a Video Collage
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Arranging Media in Your
Production
................................................................................................129Adding Video Clips and Images to the Timeline
.................................................................................................129Adding Video Clips and Images
.................................................................................................131Adding Color Boards and Backgrounds
................................................................................................135Adding Audio Clips
.................................................................................................137Syncing Audio
................................................................................................140Syncing Clips by Audio
................................................................................................140Using the Magic Movie Wizard
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................................................................................................141Using the Slideshow Creator
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Editing Your Media
................................................................................................142Editing 360° Video Projects
................................................................................................144Content Aware Editing
.................................................................................................145Using Content Aware Editing
................................................................................................149Splitting a Clip
................................................................................................150Unlinking Video/Audio Clips
................................................................................................151Trimming Video and Audio Clips
.................................................................................................151Trimming a Video Clip
.................................................................................................155Trimming an Audio Clip
................................................................................................157Setting a Media Clip's Duration
................................................................................................158Setting TV (Video Clip Interlacing) Format
................................................................................................158Adjusting Video Clip Aspect Ratio
................................................................................................160Stretching Images
................................................................................................160Cropping Images
................................................................................................161Changing the Shape of Media
................................................................................................162Fixing and Enhancing Images/Videos
.................................................................................................170Advanced Fixes and Enhancements
................................................................................................171Utilizing Keyframes on Media
.................................................................................................173Adding Keyframes
................................................................................................176Muting Audio
................................................................................................176Advanced Audio Editing
................................................................................................177Time Info
................................................................................................177Magic Fix
................................................................................................177Magic Cut
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Using the Tools
................................................................................................179Using the Power Tools
.................................................................................................180Crop & Zoom Video
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.................................................................................................182Adjusting Video Speed in the Video Speed Designer
................................................................................................186Audio Ducking
................................................................................................187Motion Tracker
.................................................................................................188Tracking the Motion of Objects in Videos
.................................................................................................192Adding and Editing Trackers
.................................................................................................194Adding Motion Tracking Effects
................................................................................................198Action Camera Center
................................................................................................198Blending Effect
................................................................................................199View Designer
.................................................................................................200Customizing Direction of View in 360º Video Clips
.................................................................................................210Creating Little Planet Videos
................................................................................................217360º Start View Setting
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Adding Effects
................................................................................................220Blending Clips on the Timeline
................................................................................................222Adding Video Effects
.................................................................................................224Modifying a Video Effect
................................................................................................225Using Magic Motion
.................................................................................................226Magic Motion Designer
................................................................................................227Using Magic Style
................................................................................................228Using the Freeze Frame Effect
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Creating PiP Effects
................................................................................................229Adding PiP Objects
.................................................................................................231Types of PiP Objects
.................................................................................................231Creating Custom PiP Objects
................................................................................................232Using the Paint Designer
.................................................................................................233Creating a Paint Animation
................................................................................................236Modifying Media in the PiP Designer
.................................................................................................237Mode Selection and Zoom Tools
.................................................................................................238Modifying PiP Media Size and Position
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.................................................................................................239Modifying PiP Media Properties
.................................................................................................243Adding Motion to PiP Media
.................................................................................................247Utilizing PiP Keyframes
.................................................................................................251Saving and Sharing PiP Objects
..................................................253
Adding Particle Effects
................................................................................................255Modifying Particle Effects in the Particle Designer
.................................................................................................256Mode Selection and Zoom Tools
.................................................................................................257Adding Objects, Images, and Backgrounds
.................................................................................................258Modifying Particle Object Range and Position
.................................................................................................259Modifying Particle Object Properties
.................................................................................................264Adding Motion to Particle Objects
.................................................................................................264Utilizing Particle Keyframes
.................................................................................................267Saving and Sharing Particle Effect Templates
..................................................269
Adding Title Effects
................................................................................................271Title Effect Categories
.................................................................................................271Standard 2D Title Effects
.................................................................................................2723D Title Effects
.................................................................................................272360º Title Effects
................................................................................................274Modifying Titles in the Title Designer - Basic
.................................................................................................275Zoom Tools
.................................................................................................275Adding Additional Title Text
.................................................................................................275Modifying Title Effect Position
.................................................................................................276Modifying Title Text Properties
.................................................................................................280Setting Title Text Length
.................................................................................................281Saving and Sharing Title Templates
................................................................................................283Modifying Titles in the Title Designer - Advanced
.................................................................................................284Mode Selection and Zoom Tools
.................................................................................................287Adding Text, Particles, Images, and Backgrounds
.................................................................................................289Modifying Title Effect Position
.................................................................................................290Modifying Title Text and Image Properties
.................................................................................................299Applying Animation Effects to Title Text
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.................................................................................................302Adding Motion to Title Text
.................................................................................................305Utilizing Title Effect Keyframes
.................................................................................................308Saving and Sharing Title Templates
..................................................310
Creating Custom Masks in the
Mask Designer
................................................................................................311Mode Selection and Zoom Tools
................................................................................................312Selecting Masks
................................................................................................315Creating Custom Masks
................................................................................................325Modifying Mask Size and Position
................................................................................................326Modifying Mask Object Settings
................................................................................................327Adding Motion to Masks
................................................................................................330Utilizing Mask Keyframes
................................................................................................334Saving and Sharing Masks
..................................................335
Using Transitions
................................................................................................335Adding Transitions to a Single Clip
................................................................................................337Adding Transitions Between Two Clips
................................................................................................338Using Audio Transitions
................................................................................................340Setting Transition Behavior
................................................................................................341Modifying Transition Settings
................................................................................................342Modifying Alpha Transitions in the Transition Designer
.................................................................................................343Creating New Alpha Transitions
.................................................................................................344Modifying Alpha Transition Properties
.................................................................................................357Saving Alpha Transitions
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Mixing Audio and Recording
Voice-Overs
................................................................................................360Adjusting Audio Clip Volume Levels
.................................................................................................360Mixing Audio In-Track
.................................................................................................362Mixing Audio in the Audio Mixing Room
.................................................................................................363Adding Fade Effects to Audio Clips
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.................................................................................................364Restoring Audio Clip Volume Levels
................................................................................................364Recording Voice-Overs
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Adding Chapters
................................................................................................366Adding Chapter Markers
................................................................................................366Setting Chapter Thumbnails
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Adding Subtitles
................................................................................................367Adding Subtitle Markers
................................................................................................368Importing Subtitles from a File
................................................................................................368Extracting Subtitles from an MKV File
................................................................................................369Editing Subtitles
................................................................................................370Syncing Subtitles
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Producing Your Project
................................................................................................371Utilizing Intelligent SVRT
................................................................................................372Produce Window
.................................................................................................374Outputting to a Standard 2D File
.................................................................................................376Producing a 360° Video
.................................................................................................378Outputting in a 3D Format
.................................................................................................381Outputting to a Device
.................................................................................................383Uploading Video to Online Media Sites
.................................................................................................392Uploading a 360° Video
.................................................................................................396Batch Produce
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Creating Discs
................................................................................................399Importing Additional Disc Content
................................................................................................401Selecting a Disc Menu
................................................................................................403Editing Disc Menu Properties
.................................................................................................403Configuring Disc Menu Settings
.................................................................................................404Editing Disc Menu Text
.................................................................................................404Setting Disc Menu Music
.................................................................................................405Adding a First Play Video
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.................................................................................................406Setting Disc Playback Mode
.................................................................................................406Specifying Buttons Per Page
.................................................................................................407Modifying Menu Object Properties
................................................................................................408Customizing Disc Menus in the Menu Designer
.................................................................................................409Mode Selection, Zoom Tools, and Context Menu
.................................................................................................410Setting Menu Opening and Background
.................................................................................................412Adding Title Text and Images to Menus
.................................................................................................413Modifying Text Object and Image Properties
.................................................................................................419Adding and Editing Menu Buttons
.................................................................................................421Enabling 3D Depth in Disc Menus
.................................................................................................421Saving and Sharing Disc Menu Templates
................................................................................................423Burning Your Production to Disc
.................................................................................................423Burning a Disc in 2D
.................................................................................................425Burning a Disc in 3D
.................................................................................................428Configuring Burn Settings
.................................................................................................429Erasing Discs
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PowerDirector Preferences
................................................................................................430General Preferences
................................................................................................432Editing Preferences
................................................................................................434File Preferences
................................................................................................434Display Preferences
................................................................................................436Hardware Acceleration Preferences
................................................................................................436Project Preferences
................................................................................................437Produce Preferences
................................................................................................437Capture Preferences
................................................................................................438Confirmation Preferences
................................................................................................440DirectorZone Preferences
................................................................................................441CyberLink Cloud Preferences
................................................................................................442Improvement Program Preferences
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PowerDirector Hotkeys
................................................................................................443Default Keyboard Hotkeys
.................................................................................................444Application Menu Bar Hotkeys
.................................................................................................447System Hotkeys
.................................................................................................447Capture Hotkeys
.................................................................................................448Edit Hotkeys
.................................................................................................448Designer Hotkeys
................................................................................................449Customizing Keyboard Hotkeys
.................................................................................................450Hotkey Sets
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Appendix
................................................................................................452Intelligent SVRT: When Is Used?
................................................................................................453Licensing and Copyright Information
.................................................................................................455Licenses and Copyrights
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Technical Support
................................................................................................467Before Contacting Technical Support
................................................................................................468Web Support
................................................................................................468Help Resources
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Introduction
Chapter 1:
This chapter introduces CyberLink PowerDirector and the digital video editing
process. It also outlines all of the latest features, available versions, and reviews the
minimum system requirements for CyberLink PowerDirector.
Note: this document is for reference and informational use only. Its content
and the corresponding program are subject to change without notice. For
more helpful tips on using the program, please visit our members forum or
see the video tutorials at https://directorzone.cyberlink.com/tutorial/pdr.
Welcome
Welcome to the CyberLink family of digital media tools. CyberLink PowerDirector is
a digital video editing program that lets you create professional-looking videos and
photo slideshows, complete with music, voice-overs, special effects, transitions,
and much more. You can then output your project to a file, camcorder, portable
device, upload it directly to various online video sharing web sites, or burn it to a
disc, complete with stylish menus.
Latest Features
Below is a list of some of the latest features within the CyberLink PowerDirector
program.
More True360* Video Editing Options
Use 360º Start View Setting to change the starting view in your 36 video
clips.
Apply more fixes to 36 video, including stabilization, brightness, and
denoise.
Convert titles and non-36 media clips in 36 video projects for better
looking results.
Track moving objects in 36 videos in the Motion Tracker to apply motion
tracking effects.
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More Editing Tools for Enhanced Creativity
Create professional looking edits of your video quickly in the Video Collage
Designer*.
Utilize Audio Ducking to auto lower background music during dialogue or
voice overs.
Use 360º video clips to create unique little planet* videos.
Auto create conventional videos in the View Designer* by tracking moving
objects in 360º video.
Adds support for Academy Award winning Boris FX* plugin effects.
More Video Enhancement Options for Better Looking Videos
Set a matching color tone in your videos with Color Match.
Transform the colors in a video using color look-up tables (CLUT).
Produce creative color effects on your videos with Split Toning.
Apply the HDR effect on video clips and images.
More Usability Improvements
Choose the new Basic mode in the Title Designer for a simpler editing
experience.
Set the resolution of created shadow files.
Choose how to apply shadow effects in Title and PiP Designers.
Adds support for .MOV video (alpha PNG) and 10-bit video (H.265 decode only)
import.
Note: * optional feature in CyberLink PowerDirector. Check the version
table on our web site for detailed versioning information.
DirectorZone and CyberLink Cloud
You can upload/download effects and templates, and back up media, preferences,
projects, and more with the DirectorZone and CyberLink Cloud* features.
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Note: * optional feature in CyberLink PowerDirector. Check the version
table on our web site for detailed versioning information.
DirectorZone
DirectorZone is a free web service that lets you search for and download theme
templates, PiP objects, paint animations, title templates, particle objects, sound
clips, and disc menus created by other users of CyberLink PowerDirector.
To access the benefits of DirectorZone, you can sign in by:
clicking the Sign in to DirectorZone link in the top right corner of the
CyberLink PowerDirector window.
clicking the button at the top of the window to open the PowerDirector
preferences, and then on the DirectorZone tab. See DirectorZone Preferences
for more information.
Also, be sure to periodically click the button to check out the latest
DirectorZone Bulletin and view the Popular templates on DirectorZone. Just click
in either of these sections in the Notifications window to view the bulletin or
download these templates. Or go to https://directorzone.cyberlink.com to find out
more information on the features and benefits of the DirectorZone web service.
CyberLink Cloud
CyberLink Cloud is a cloud storage service from CyberLink where users can upload
and download their effects and templates, PowerDirector projects, produced video
clips, and more. CyberLink Cloud allows users to back up media, preferences,
projects, etc., and ensure their working environment is the same on multiple
computers.
Note: CyberLink Cloud is a subscription cloud storage service that is
included with some CyberLink products, and is available for purchase
through our web site. For more detailed information, see
https://www.cyberlink.com/products/cyberlink-cloud/.
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PowerDirector Versions
The features that are available to you within CyberLink PowerDirector are
completely dependent on the version you have installed on your computer.
Supported file formats, editing features, disc-making functions, and other features
vary depending on the version that you have.
To view the PowerDirector version table, please go to our web site:
https://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdirector-ultra/compare_en_US.html
To determine your version of CyberLink PowerDirector, click on the CyberLink
PowerDirector logo in the top right corner or select ? > About CyberLink
PowerDirector.
PowerDirector Live
PowerDirector Live is a subscription based version of CyberLink PowerDirector that
provides all the editing features you expect, and adds the CyberLink Cloud storage
service and more.
With a PowerDirector Live subscription, you get:
All the award-winning features of the Ultimate version of CyberLink
PowerDirector, including the production of 4K ultra HD video and stunning 3D
movies.
The ability to back up program preferences, projects, project media, and (PiP
object, paint animation, title effect, particle effect, disc menu) templates on
the cloud storage space CyberLink Cloud.
Guaranteed updates to the latest versions of CyberLink PowerDirector
Ultimate.
PowerDirector Live is the must-have solution for on-the-go video editors who want
easy access to their media and the latest up-to-date editing technologies.
Updating PowerDirector
Software upgrades and updates (patches) are periodically available from CyberLink.
CyberLink PowerDirector automatically prompts you when either is available.
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Note: you can prevent CyberLink PowerDirector from auto checking for
updates/upgrades in General Preferences.
To update your software, do this:
1. Click the button to open the Notifications window.
2. Check the N ew U pdates and Upgrade Info sections.
3. Select an item in these sections to open your web browser, where you can
purchase product upgrades or download the latest patch update.
Note: you must connect to the Internet to use this feature.
Minimum System Requirements
The system requirements listed below are recommended as minimums for general
digital video production work.
System Requirements
Operating System
Microsoft Windows 10, 8/8.1, 7 (64 bit OS
recommended)
Processor (CPU)
Intel Core™ i-series or AMD Phenom® II
Graphics Processor
(VGA)
NVIDIA GTX220/470 (2010 Fermi)
AMD 5450 (2010 Evergreen)
Intel Ivy Bridge (2012)
Memory
2 GB required (6 GB or above recommended)
Screen Resolution
1024 x 768, 16-bit color
Hard Disk Space
7 GB required
Burning Drive
Burning drive is required for disc burning purpose
Sound Card
Windows compatible sound card is required
Internet Connection
Internet connection required for initial software &
file formats activation
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Note: please consult the CyberLink web site
(https://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdirector-
ultimate/spec_en_US.html) for the most recent system requirements
information. * optional feature in CyberLink PowerDirector. Check the
version table on our web site for detailed versioning information.
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PowerDirector Editing
Modes
Chapter 2:
When you launch the program from the start menu, or the CyberLink PowerDirector
shortcut on the desktop, you are prompted to choose one of the following editing
modes:
Note: before selecting your preferred editing mode, be sure to set the video
aspect ratio for your project (16:9, 4:3, or 9:16).
Timeline Mode: select this option to enter timeline mode, a multi video track
editing mode, where all of the program's features are available to you. For
more details about this mode and the available tracks, see Timeline Mode.
Storyboard Mode: select this option if you want to view a large graphical
display of all your video clips and images on the first track in the timeline. See
Storyboard Mode for more information about what's available in this mode.
Slideshow Creator: with the Slideshow Creator you can instantly turn your
photos into a dynamic slideshow. Follow the steps in the Slideshow Creator to
import your photos, add background music, and stylish slideshow templates.
Once done, you can preview the slideshow, before outputting it as a video file
or burning it to disc.
Auto Mode: if you are new to the editing process and not sure how or where
to get started, then auto mode's Magic Movie Wizard can help. The Magic
Movie Wizard takes you through a step-by-step process to import, style,
adjust, and preview your finished movie, in just a few steps. You can then edit
the created production, output it to a video file, or burn it to a disc.
360° Editor*: select this option to create a 360° virtual reality video. See 360°
Media Files for information on importing these types of media files, or Editing
360° Video Projects for information on how to edit them.
Note: select the Always enter timeline mode option at the bottom of this
dialog to skip this window at startup. You can always reset this selection at
any time in Confirmation Preferences.
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CyberLink PowerDirector 16.0 User guide

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