62 - July 2024 Updates Cyberlink has released the monthly update for 365 users. This time there are only a few new titles added and no stickers and overlays. --------------------------
My Title does indeed correctly say BRIGHT. Also the new End Credits do appear in the End Credits section as well as in the What's New section. This has clearly been done to highlight new additions as well as being incorporated into their new home.
My title untouched ever since it was downloaded still said "BRIGNT". In my previous experiences with editing titles, I believe any editing of an original would have to be saved using the "Save As..." option, but now it appears you can edit the original directly and just click OK. Then that edited version replaces the original. But I learned something new. I right clicked on the title Neon 08 and selected "Edit". I then changed the spelling to "BRIGHT". I did not click on "Save As..." but rather just OK. That replaced the title. I thought it might revert back to the original if I restarted Power Director but it doesn't. The Edit and OK buttons replace the original permanently. Interesting. Thanks for leading me down that path. Now I won't complain about the spelling anymore. But maybe I should complain about why something like this would escape their attention before releasing it to the public.
Thanks for the info. The last video I made for You Tube got me a copyright notice for using Cyber Link's own background music. Although it didn't get me a strike, I was informed that You Tube "may restrict the video's visibility." I realized a while back that this will occur if you use either soundstripe or meta music, but now I find it's not even safe to use cyber link's own music. There should be a warning that this will happen if you use certain background tracks. I was under the impression that the rights to use these tracks was included in the price of my subscription.
You should never get a copyright notice if using Cyberlink's own background music. If for some reason that you did, then I'd contact Cyberlink Support and have then intervene to get the notice removed. There were some initial problems with using music tracks from Soundstripe but they got together with Cyberlink and worked out a solution. You might want to watch video 47 - Background Music, Strange Things are Afoot at the Circle K. The answer to using any of Soundstripe's music is simply this: in the video description section, you MUST enter in the special CODE number that is generated when the video is rendered out in Power Director. If you fail to include the code number in the description, then you will receive a copyright notice. I've never had a problem with Meta's music but whenever I use any of them, I always give attribution in the video description. That's the nice thing about Soundstripe; no attribution or any other info is required. Just give the code number and it works every time. If you want, post a link to the offending video and I'll take a quick look at the description. I won't be able to see your notice of copyright because only the owner can view that in the RUclips Studio.
@@Baldy-1 Thanks for that. This has happened to me twice using cyber link's own music. I'm a musician myself, so from now on I will only use my own music. I didn't post an attribution in the video because I didn't think it was necessary using cyber link's music.
The PIP Designer no longer exists as a separate window. Its functionality has been combined with all the other video editing functions in the video/image editing tab. Just double click anywhere on the video itself or click the blue EDIT button just above the timeline. For more info, visit: help.cyberlink.com/stat/help/powerdirector/2024/win/enu/09_01_00_using_vi_tools.html
Thanks for the plug !😁
No problem
Another honest review. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome.
Many thanks for the update, yes it was useful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for another useful video, with your usual dash of humour.
Glad you enjoyed it! What? Me humorous?
My Title does indeed correctly say BRIGHT. Also the new End Credits do appear in the End Credits section as well as in the What's New section. This has clearly been done to highlight new additions as well as being incorporated into their new home.
My title untouched ever since it was downloaded still said "BRIGNT". In my previous experiences with editing titles, I believe any editing of an original would have to be saved using the "Save As..." option, but now it appears you can edit the original directly and just click OK. Then that edited version replaces the original.
But I learned something new. I right clicked on the title Neon 08 and selected "Edit". I then changed the spelling to "BRIGHT". I did not click on "Save As..." but rather just OK. That replaced the title. I thought it might revert back to the original if I restarted Power Director but it doesn't. The Edit and OK buttons replace the original permanently. Interesting.
Thanks for leading me down that path. Now I won't complain about the spelling anymore. But maybe I should complain about why something like this would escape their attention before releasing it to the public.
Thanks for the info. The last video I made for You Tube got me a copyright notice for using Cyber Link's own background music. Although it didn't get me a strike, I was informed that You Tube "may restrict the video's visibility." I realized a while back that this will occur if you use either soundstripe or meta music, but now I find it's not even safe to use cyber link's own music. There should be a warning that this will happen if you use certain background tracks. I was under the impression that the rights to use these tracks was included in the price of my subscription.
You should never get a copyright notice if using Cyberlink's own background music. If for some reason that you did, then I'd contact Cyberlink Support and have then intervene to get the notice removed.
There were some initial problems with using music tracks from Soundstripe but they got together with Cyberlink and worked out a solution. You might want to watch video 47 - Background Music, Strange Things are Afoot at the Circle K. The answer to using any of Soundstripe's music is simply this: in the video description section, you MUST enter in the special CODE number that is generated when the video is rendered out in Power Director. If you fail to include the code number in the description, then you will receive a copyright notice.
I've never had a problem with Meta's music but whenever I use any of them, I always give attribution in the video description. That's the nice thing about Soundstripe; no attribution or any other info is required. Just give the code number and it works every time.
If you want, post a link to the offending video and I'll take a quick look at the description. I won't be able to see your notice of copyright because only the owner can view that in the RUclips Studio.
@@Baldy-1 Thanks for that. This has happened to me twice using cyber link's own music. I'm a musician myself, so from now on I will only use my own music. I didn't post an attribution in the video because I didn't think it was necessary using cyber link's music.
Please, I need your help. Where is the pip designer? Thanks
The PIP Designer no longer exists as a separate window. Its functionality has been combined with all the other video editing functions in the video/image editing tab. Just double click anywhere on the video itself or click the blue EDIT button just above the timeline. For more info, visit: help.cyberlink.com/stat/help/powerdirector/2024/win/enu/09_01_00_using_vi_tools.html
@@Baldy-1 Many thanks for the information.