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Frankie_71Newbie Private MessageJoined: Jun 05, 2016 09:18Messages: 4Offline
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Jun 05, 2016 17:07Music studio software for pc. Reasons for Choosing PowerDirector: The cost. Setapp apps. Opera navegador mac. Adobe Premiere Pro was around $180-200 at the time, while PowerDirector was around $80. Adobe Premiere Pro was around $180-200 at the time, while PowerDirector was around $80.
Hello all!
Since I am new to this forum and this is my first post a bit about me:
I am male, in my 40s and live in Germany. I worked quite some years in science and teaching. I started video editing at a very early age by cutting the Super 8 movies of my dad, with scissors. Don't worry! He showed me how to do it and watched every frame I cut in the first weeks. This got me hooked on and later I filmed the high school video for our final year. Later in my student years I got interested in DV editing and did some experiments, long before YouTube and my computers were not powerful enough to give it really a bang.
So now I am back to my old passion out of necessity. I found a way to combine teaching and online video production. So far I worked with Nero Video 2015. It is definitely not a professional tool, however my financial resources are very limited.
So I was looking for an alternative to produce higher quality without paying the hefty price tag of the Adobe Creative Cloud or Sony Vegas Professional.
Since last week I am testing CyberLink's Power Director and I think it is pretty awesome! I toyed around with normal cutting, digital effects, 3 layer PiP, motion tracking and slideshow.
I think I will give it a shot, micro investment wise. The question I have for you, experienced folks, is: Should I take the subscription model or simply buy the Director Suite 4?
Should I go for:
Director Suite 4 + CL Cloud 40GB / 1Y + PowerDVD 15 Pro + Power DVD Remote
For 179,98 EUR for the download version.
Or
Director Suite Live / 1Y + CL Cloud 40 GB / 1Y
For 99,99 EUR for the one year subscription.
???
Thanks for your input! I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
ReplySince I am new to this forum and this is my first post a bit about me:
I am male, in my 40s and live in Germany. I worked quite some years in science and teaching. I started video editing at a very early age by cutting the Super 8 movies of my dad, with scissors. Don't worry! He showed me how to do it and watched every frame I cut in the first weeks. This got me hooked on and later I filmed the high school video for our final year. Later in my student years I got interested in DV editing and did some experiments, long before YouTube and my computers were not powerful enough to give it really a bang.
So now I am back to my old passion out of necessity. I found a way to combine teaching and online video production. So far I worked with Nero Video 2015. It is definitely not a professional tool, however my financial resources are very limited.
So I was looking for an alternative to produce higher quality without paying the hefty price tag of the Adobe Creative Cloud or Sony Vegas Professional.
Since last week I am testing CyberLink's Power Director and I think it is pretty awesome! I toyed around with normal cutting, digital effects, 3 layer PiP, motion tracking and slideshow.
I think I will give it a shot, micro investment wise. The question I have for you, experienced folks, is: Should I take the subscription model or simply buy the Director Suite 4?
Should I go for:
Director Suite 4 + CL Cloud 40GB / 1Y + PowerDVD 15 Pro + Power DVD Remote
For 179,98 EUR for the download version.
Or
Director Suite Live / 1Y + CL Cloud 40 GB / 1Y
For 99,99 EUR for the one year subscription.
???
Thanks for your input! I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
Frankie_71Newbie Private MessageJoined: Jun 05, 2016 09:18Messages: 4Offline
Jun 06, 2016 09:52 Ok, let me rephrase my question:
I currently favor the subscription model, because it will gurarantee always the latest software version. I only don't know if the subscription version is the same as the boxed version.
Furthermore I red some quite ugly posts about new versions of PowerDirector from people who have used previous versions. So maybe a one time purchase is better. If the DirectorSuite 4 is running well on my system now it is probably wise to stick with it.
Sorry, in my first posting I confused PowerDirector with the DirectorSuite. I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
ReplyI currently favor the subscription model, because it will gurarantee always the latest software version. I only don't know if the subscription version is the same as the boxed version.
Furthermore I red some quite ugly posts about new versions of PowerDirector from people who have used previous versions. So maybe a one time purchase is better. If the DirectorSuite 4 is running well on my system now it is probably wise to stick with it.
Sorry, in my first posting I confused PowerDirector with the DirectorSuite. I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
Carl312Senior ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: Texas, USAJoined: Mar 16, 2010 20:11Messages: 9082Offline
Jun 06, 2016 13:42Quote:Ok, let me rephrase my question:
I currently favor the subscription model, because it will gurarantee always the latest software version. I only don't know if the subscription version is the same as the boxed version.
The Subscription model is pretty much the same functions as the boxed or Downloaded version, with the main difference of updates or upgrade are via the Cyberlink Application Manager. That works as long as your subscription is valid. I currently favor the subscription model, because it will gurarantee always the latest software version. I only don't know if the subscription version is the same as the boxed version.
Boxed version you own and can use it forever. Updates are via Cyberlink web site. http://www.cyberlink.com/support/product-update.do?locale=en_US
Furthermore I red some quite ugly posts about new versions of PowerDirector from people who have used previous versions. So maybe a one time purchase is better. If the DirectorSuite 4 is running well on my system now it is probably wise to stick with it.
Sorry, in my first posting I confused PowerDirector with the DirectorSuite.
You can continue to use your current version, You own it. Sorry, in my first posting I confused PowerDirector with the DirectorSuite.
As to the ugly posts, they usually get resolved, by members of the forum or Cyberlink Support. Some of the ugly posts are caused by the users own mistakes. Powerdirector is a program with a long history, new releases do sometime have missed 'bugs', which are resolved as quick as possible. Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.
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Frankie_71Newbie Private MessageJoined: Jun 05, 2016 09:18Messages: 4Offline
Jun 06, 2016 17:05 Hello Carl,
thank you for your input, much appreciated!
It is good to read an opinion about this, from someone who already has some years experience with CyberLink video products. Helps me to make a better decision.
OK, I will let it sink for a night and then go for one or the other.
The conservative side in me wants a box purchase.
The adventurous side in me wants always to toy around with the newest version.
I have to put a video on YouTube until Wednesday 23:59 CEST.
Part of a business challenge.
So that is my time constraint for the purchase decision, because I don't want the intro logo of the trial version in my clip.
I am aware that it is not a million dollar investment, but for me it is a siginificant one. I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
Replythank you for your input, much appreciated!
It is good to read an opinion about this, from someone who already has some years experience with CyberLink video products. Helps me to make a better decision.
OK, I will let it sink for a night and then go for one or the other.
The conservative side in me wants a box purchase.
The adventurous side in me wants always to toy around with the newest version.
I have to put a video on YouTube until Wednesday 23:59 CEST.
Part of a business challenge.
So that is my time constraint for the purchase decision, because I don't want the intro logo of the trial version in my clip.
I am aware that it is not a million dollar investment, but for me it is a siginificant one. I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
Frankie_71Newbie Private MessageJoined: Jun 05, 2016 09:18Messages: 4Offline
Jun 08, 2016 17:14 So today was the big day!
Got the whole DirectorSuite 4 Burger around seven hours ago.
Download Version - one time purchase.
The clip is now uploading on YouTube and I think I can make it before midnight. I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
ReplyGot the whole DirectorSuite 4 Burger around seven hours ago.
Download Version - one time purchase.
The clip is now uploading on YouTube and I think I can make it before midnight. I started with cutting films when I was twelve. I mean literally cutting. Ah - The times of Super 8, scissors and tape!
Me on YouTube
Dafydd BSenior ContributorPrivate MessageJoined: Aug 26, 2006 08:20Messages: 11973Offline
Jun 09, 2016 03:06 Frankie_71,
Welcome aboard
Dafydd
ReplyWelcome aboard
Dafydd
LongedgeSenior ContributorPrivate MessageJoined: Apr 28, 2011 15:38Messages: 1504Offline
Jun 09, 2016 05:21 Don't forget to make full backups of your downloads. It saves a lot of trouble if you have to re-install at a later date