Operation Manual

CyberLink PowerDirector

duration to background music if you want your video production to match

the duration of the music you imported into the playlist.

7. Click the Settings* button to use the sliders to customize the criteria the

Magic Movie Wizard uses to cut your movie. Click OK to save the settings.

Note: * optional feature in CyberLink PowerDirector. Check the version table on

our web site for detailed versioning information.

8. Click Next to continue.

9. In the Preview window the Magic Movie Wizard generates a version of your

production. Enter a Starting title and Ending title for your production in the

fields provided, and then use the available player controls to preview it.

Note: if you are not satisfied with the current video production you can click the

Previous button to return to previous windows to add/remove music, select a

different style, change the criteria settings, duration, or import more media. You

can also click the Reorder M edia button to shuffle the media files in the created

production for a different look, or the Edit in the Theme Designer button if you

want to customize the style template used. See Using the Theme Designer for

more information.

10. Click Next to continue.

11. You are done. To finish and close the Easy Editor, choose one of the

following:

Produce Video: click to enter the Produce module where you can output

your production to a video file, device, or upload it to a video sharing web

site. See Producing Your Project.

Create Disc: click to burn your production to a disc, complete with a

professional looking disc menu, in the Create Disc module. See Creating Discs.

Advanced Editing: click this option if you'd like to perform some more

advanced editing on your production in the Edit module.

Slideshow Creator

The Slideshow Creator is the easiest way to create a dynamic slideshow with your

photos.

To create a slideshow in the Slideshow Creator, do this:

1. Select Slideshow Creator when prompted which mode you prefer at startup.

The first Slideshow Creator window displays.