Operation Manual

CyberLink PowerDirector
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Use drop frame timecode: if your selected TV format is NTSC, select "Yes" to
synchronize the timecode of your video to its video length in the timeline.
Show sound waveform in timeline: select to display the sound waveform in
the timeline that represents the sound levels in audio clips.
Enable HD video processing (shadow file): select this to speed up the editing
of high definition video by enabling CyberLink PowerDirector to process the
file faster. Enabling this consumes more CPU resources.
Auto delete temporary files every: select to have CyberLink PowerDirector
automatically delete temporary files created while editing, every specified
number of days. Click on the Manually Delete button if you want to select and
delete specific temporary files to free up disc space.
Internet:
Automatically check for software updates: select to periodically check for
updates or new versions of PowerDirector automatically.
Language:
Use system default language: select this option for the language display to
be the same as the language of your operating system.
User defined: select this option and then select the language from the drop
down list that you want to use.
Capture Preferences
In the Preferences window, select the Capture tab. The available options are as
follows:
Capture:
Add captured files to media library: select this option to import captured
files into the media library directly after capture.
Add captured files to empty workspace: select this option to automatically
import captured files into an empty area in the workspace (timeline).
Enable automatic file replacement when recording voice-over: select this
option to overwrite existing audio if the voice-over overlaps during recording.
Auto scene detection:
Do not detect scenes after capture: select this option if you do not want to
activate the auto scene detection function after video is captured.
After capture, detect scenes by change of video frames: select this option to
perform scene detection during video capture. In scene detection, CyberLink
PowerDirector compares captured frames to decide when there is a scene
change. Each scene is saved as a file as recording continues.