Operation Manual

CyberLink AudioDirector

Note: be sure to select the entire audio file's waveform if you want to

normalize the audio in the entire track.

3. Click the button to normalize the volume of the selected audio tracks.

Using Audio Transitions

When adding more than one audio clip onto a timeline track, you can use a

transition to mix the two clips together.

To use an audio transition, do this:

1. Drag an audio clip to a timeline track, and then drag and drop a second clip

to the position on the first clip where you want the transition to begin, i.e. the

duration you want the two audio clips to overlap. You can also drag an

existing clip on the timeline and drop it on the audio clip you want to

transition it with.

Note: make sure you drag and drop the second clip to the exact time

position where you want the transition between the two clips to begin. You

can use timeline markers to make this task easier. See Timeline Markers

for more information.

2. In the pop-up that displays, select one of the following transition options:

Note: if you don't want to use a transition, select Insert to split the clip and

insert the new clip between the two portions, or Overwrite to place it over

the existing clip.

Crossfade: select this option if you want the first audio clip to gradually fade

into the second clip. Once selected, choose the fade type from the available

options. Use the Preview button to help you pick the fade type that best suits

your requirements.

Note: select the Always use selected type check box to set the selected

fade type as the default. Once selected, CyberLink AudioDirector will use

this fade type automatically the next time you use a crossfade transition. To

change the transition type, just right click on the transition and select Edit

Crossfade Transition.

Smart Transition: select this option to use a more customized transition.

Select from the available transition effects and then adjust its properties. See

Adjusting Smart Transition Properties for a detailed description of the

available properties.