Sorry, but this is not speed-ramping. What you're describing is simply changing the speed. The only finessing is Fade In and Fade Out. With genuine speed-ramping as implemented by DaVinci Resolve, I can have a gradual speed change over a period of time. So when graphed, it looks like a ramp. Aditionally, with DaVinci Resolve I can change the shape of the ramp by dragging parts of the ramp up or down. I use PowerDirector for most editing, but DaVinci Resolve for ramping. Why don't I use DaVinci Resolve all the time? I probably would, but my PC is not fast enough and doesn't have a suitable video card.
Da Vinci resolve is great soft! But it has one big problem - learning curve. For simple social media edits, simple youtube videos Da Vinci is annoying time stealer. You can save a ton of time doing the same tasks with PD, cap cut etc. Btw, you need to have da Vinci Studio to get GPU support. Studio costs the same as 6 years PD Sub, what has Nvidia support.
Agreed. This is not speed ramping. I have been using PowerDirector for a number of years and the inability to create a professional looking speed ramp has always bothered me. I have recently delved into DaVinci Resolve myself and it does have a learning curve but so did PowerDirector when first using the product. If I am working on a video that I do not want to spend as much time working on I will use PowerDirector. For those special videos I will take the necessary time with Davinci Resolve.
@@DavidLorenzoFlorida Yep, you've described the decision criteria perfectly. A couple of weeks ago I bit the bullet and spent time on Davinci basics, plus quite a few hours learning the things that are missing or poorly implemented in PowerDirector. Another thing about Davinci that has impressed me is the quantity of quality how-to videos on RUclips.
@@SirGregoryFamilyRUclips Since my last comment I have stopped using PowerDirector and am exclusively using the Studio version of Davinci Resolve. The Planar Tracker in the Fusion panel is a godsend. I can now do things I never could do well or not at all in Powerdirector. I am still learning DR but am thrilled every time I discover more under its "hood".
Please clarify: you said go back to the main editing view to mark the start and end points with blue markers, but didn't explain how to precisely match the already-edited time points on the main the view. I'm hoping you didn't mean that you have to then re-access the speed editor in order to painstakingly dial in each previously-editied start and stop points and write down their precise times to remember them?
Here you go! 😀 Thea feature in PowerDirector 365 is called "Nested Project". You can create a project as a template, such as your vlog video opening and then save it. The saved project can be found in the "My Project" library. You can just drag and drop the template project to be reused in other projects timeline as a nested project.
The concept is simlar to PowerDirector 365 on a PC. Spliting your source video into 2 clips and then apply the speed adjustment on either the front or rear clip to make the speeds different. You can also use video reverse, which is also available in PowerDirector Mobile now. Applying AI body wraping fx also looks cool! 😄 If you need more help, just contact us via Send Feedback in the PowerDirector Settings menu. We will help you out!
Sorry for the experiences you encountered. The concern probably relates to specific videos in the project. May I suggest you to contact us via the below website or via Send Feedback in the PowerDirector Settings menu so we can help you better? www.cyberlink.com/support/index.html
Sorry, i know how many effort you put in this software, but this is not speed ramping, this is just i think that make you change the speed of your video. You should updated this AND MANY MORE!
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Sorry, but this is not speed-ramping. What you're describing is simply changing the speed. The only finessing is Fade In and Fade Out. With genuine speed-ramping as implemented by DaVinci Resolve, I can have a gradual speed change over a period of time. So when graphed, it looks like a ramp. Aditionally, with DaVinci Resolve I can change the shape of the ramp by dragging parts of the ramp up or down. I use PowerDirector for most editing, but DaVinci Resolve for ramping. Why don't I use DaVinci Resolve all the time? I probably would, but my PC is not fast enough and doesn't have a suitable video card.
Da Vinci resolve is great soft! But it has one big problem - learning curve. For simple social media edits, simple youtube videos Da Vinci is annoying time stealer. You can save a ton of time doing the same tasks with PD, cap cut etc. Btw, you need to have da Vinci Studio to get GPU support. Studio costs the same as 6 years PD Sub, what has Nvidia support.
Agreed. This is not speed ramping. I have been using PowerDirector for a number of years and the inability to create a professional looking speed ramp has always bothered me. I have recently delved into DaVinci Resolve myself and it does have a learning curve but so did PowerDirector when first using the product. If I am working on a video that I do not want to spend as much time working on I will use PowerDirector. For those special videos I will take the necessary time with Davinci Resolve.
@@DavidLorenzoFlorida Yep, you've described the decision criteria perfectly. A couple of weeks ago I bit the bullet and spent time on Davinci basics, plus quite a few hours learning the things that are missing or poorly implemented in PowerDirector. Another thing about Davinci that has impressed me is the quantity of quality how-to videos on RUclips.
@@SirGregoryFamilyRUclips Since my last comment I have stopped using PowerDirector and am exclusively using the Studio version of Davinci Resolve. The Planar Tracker in the Fusion panel is a godsend. I can now do things I never could do well or not at all in Powerdirector. I am still learning DR but am thrilled every time I discover more under its "hood".
@@DavidLorenzoFlorida Wow, Studio version! That's a serious commitment. Impressive.
Please clarify: you said go back to the main editing view to mark the start and end points with blue markers, but didn't explain how to precisely match the already-edited time points on the main the view. I'm hoping you didn't mean that you have to then re-access the speed editor in order to painstakingly dial in each previously-editied start and stop points and write down their precise times to remember them?
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Do add the speed ramp effect to the android version already
just bought the package. How did you get a color subject and a black and white background?
thanks i been trying to figure out how to do this
Good to see you like this tutorial! 😀
I'd like to see text-to-speech feature with emotions on Power Director..Any news?
Hi there, thanks for your feedback. I will make sure to forward your suggestion to the team for consideration. Cheers!
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When did you release PowerDirector for android?
PowerDirector Mobile on Android is available in Play Store already. Just search "PowerDirector" in Play Store then you can find it! 😀
Please Add ( Precomposs ) feature like primier and after effect ! Now days even Free softwares give this feature !
Here you go! 😀 Thea feature in PowerDirector 365 is called "Nested Project". You can create a project as a template, such as your vlog video opening and then save it. The saved project can be found in the "My Project" library. You can just drag and drop the template project to be reused in other projects timeline as a nested project.
@@PowerDirectorOfficial thats very long process and not comfortable !
How to add substitute using android
The concept is simlar to PowerDirector 365 on a PC. Spliting your source video into 2 clips and then apply the speed adjustment on either the front or rear clip to make the speeds different. You can also use video reverse, which is also available in PowerDirector Mobile now. Applying AI body wraping fx also looks cool! 😄
If you need more help, just contact us via Send Feedback in the PowerDirector Settings menu. We will help you out!
hello i’ve edited a video but the app crashed i don’t want to delete the app because i will lose my video what do i do
Sorry for the experiences you encountered. The concern probably relates to specific videos in the project. May I suggest you to contact us via the below website or via Send Feedback in the PowerDirector Settings menu so we can help you better?
www.cyberlink.com/support/index.html
Sorry, i know how many effort you put in this software, but this is not speed ramping, this is just i think that make you change the speed of your video. You should updated this AND MANY MORE!