CyberLink PowerDirector 20.6.3001.0 Activator Full Version

Creating, editing and handling multimedia projects can be a lot of tedious work, especially when you don't have the right tools for the job. Fortunately, nowadays there's a broad range of software solutions that can come to your aid.

Right after you launch it, PowerDirector greets you with a splash screen that enables you to adjust a bunch of basic settings and create a new project in various ways.

You can switch between 16:9, 4:3 and 9:16 aspect ratio modes, launch the app in "Timeline," "Storyboard," "Slideshow Creator," "Auto" or "360 Editor" modes and set it to always run in "Timeline" mode.

The app boasts a comprehensive interface that provides you with a plethora of features, which can be easily accessed. The layout is not cluttered, but inexperienced users might still get confused easily, due to the multitude of functions.

The main window consists of several sections where you can manage the contents of your projects, but also arrange, preview or edit them however you see fit. The library section also supports Explorer-like controls, such as dragging and dropping or selecting multiple items using the CTRL or Shift buttons on your keyboard.

If you ever feel that your project needs to be more lively, you can easily decorate it with various objects provided by PowerDirector. For instance, you can add visual effects to video or image content such as filters, text masking or transitions.

More so, you can add text for your titles or breaks and customize it by picking from the vast list of effects, which includes rotation, fade and blur. Adjusting the volume of audio tracks can be done by navigating to the appropriate section and dragging the sliders to the desired position.

You can modify a particular part of your project by double-clicking it directly in the timeline section. This grants you a huge selection of customization possibilities.

For instance, editing a "PiP object" lets you alter values related to its chroma key, shadow, border, reflection, flip, 3D and fades, but you can also adjust motion-related parameters, such as selecting its path and tampering with rotation settings.

After you're done fine-tuning your projects, you can save the result on your computer or produce a film based on them. You just need to go to the "File" menu and select the "Produce Movie" or "Batch Produce..." options. Here you can also create a video or audio capture by accessing the appropriate function.

Even more, if you're ready to distribute your work, creating discs can be done directly from the application, without needing any other third-party solutions, by using the "Create Disc" feature in the "File" menu.

If you're more of a tinkerer and are not entirely satisfied with the application's default settings, you can access the setup menu by either using the "Preferences" function in the "Edit" menu, clicking the gear-shaped button in the main toolbar or hitting "Alt + C" on your keyboard.

The settings are organized into various categories so that you can identify them easier. The "Preferences" window lets you adjust general settings, but also ones related to editing, files, display, hardware acceleration, projects, production, capture and confirmation.

All things considered, if you need to create complex multimedia projects in a professional environment, you might want to give PowerDirector a spin, as it provides you with an extensive set of advanced functions, effects and production-related features.