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But once you learn the ropes, you'll be able to achieve some amazing results.Īt $129.99, this would feel like an investment. Although there's a bit of a learning curve with the interface (especially for anyone new to video editing), PowerDirector is now my preferred tool over Pinnacle Studio - a former favorite that's now a soupy mess. Spoiler alert: It earned an Editors' Choice nod: "PowerDirector continues to outflank the competition, with top rendering speed, a massive set of video editing tools, the latest file-standard support, and a wealth of new features in its latest update."
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It supports both 3D and 4K media and, coolest of all, can automatically sync the footage from multiple cameras.ĬNET hasn't reviewed this version of the program (though PowerDirector 13 scored 4.5 stars), so I'll direct you to PC Mag's review. It lets you create titles, apply tons of special effects, create DVD and Blu-ray discs, stabilize shaky video and lots more. PowerDirector 14 offers a wealth of editing tools - not just for video, but audio as well. Those rudimentary tools focus primarily on cutting and assembling your clips - fine for cobbling together something simple, but way too limited for budding J.J.
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If you've tinkered with video editors such as Windows Movie Maker or an app on your smartphone, you've barely scratched the surface of what's possible with professional video editing software.
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Update: Woot! An awesome reader shared coupon code COUPON17, which brings your price down to $49.79! (Make sure to remove the Extended Download Service option from your cart.) But not today.Įnding in about six short hours, CyberLink is offering PowerDirector 14 Ultimate (for Windows) for $59.99, a price that includes sound-editing utility AudioDirector 6 and a couple of add-on effects packs. The top-end Ultimate edition lists for $129.99, and at best you might find it for $79.99. CyberLink PowerDirector is widely regarded as one of the best desktop tools around, offering oodles of options and effects wrapped in a reasonably friendly interface. Need to edit some video? If you've captured amazing footage with your drone and GoPro camera or filmed a wedding over the weekend, today's deal is for you. And find more great buys on the CNET Deals page. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page. Take up less space on your hard drive than Cyberlink's Sour Suite.CNET's Cheapskate scours the Web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets and much more. And if you installed all THREE of the aforementioned Media Players they would still And there are many other such solutions to the scaling back of the functionality of the Windows Media Player. RealPlayer will play (though not burn for free) DVDs as well. (And, like Cyberlink the iTunes Media player will burn DVDs too). The free VLC Media Player will play your DVDs. But I am going to suggest that Cyberlink's DVD Suite is still "bloatware" because it takes up entirely too much storage for its function. So where does that leave us? "One Human's Bloatware is Another Human's Treasure"?Īpparently.
On the other hand, there are people who enjoy Groove Music �� You have to go into PowerShell ((ADMIN)) and all that).
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(So does Microsoft Windows 10 Home, for that matter.only they call them "Apps" and sometimes they can be a real pain to get rid of.
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And most Computer Manufacturers include a ton of software programs that you are unlikely ever to use. Now, in one sense anything can be "bloatware" if you don't happen to want it. Something the Windows Media Player no longer supports. That a couple of long time Community Members and Contributors determined to be a "False Positive" caused by Cyberlink "Bloatware."Ĭertain it is that once I had completely removed Cyberlink from my System (I had already uninstalled the program, you understand, but NOW I had to dig for what got left behind in the System Registry) I had no more alerts for that aforesaid Trojan.īut that got me to asking "What do we mean by 'Bloatware', anyway?"īecause Cyberlink is perfectly GOOD software if you enjoy the convenience of being able to shove a DVD into your computer and watch a movie. Over on this thread we had an exciting discussion about a (supposed) Trojan Alert
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