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| CyberLink Launches CyberLink PowerProducer 5 CyberLink has announced the release of disc authoring software CyberLink PowerProducer 5, which supports the creation of Blu-ray Discs and DVDs featuring video content recorded in the AVCHD format. PowerProducer 5 is available in two versions. PowerProducer 5 Ultra lets users create high-quality professional-looking discs on Blu-ray Discs and DVDs. With support for the AVCHD video format, users can also create DVDs featuring highly compressed high-definition content. PowerProducer 5 (DVD) supports the creation of customized menu designs for DVDs and VCDs. In version 5 CyberLink has made major improvements to product usability, providing a simpler, re-styled interface, and new design tools for creating customizable disc menus with imported photos and videos. New features in this version include: - BD-RE 3.0 certified, users can rerecord and append Blu-ray Discs, as well as create menus on Blu-ray Discs. - AVCHD format support lets users output high-definition content to a DVD disc and store large volumes of high-definition content on Blu-ray Discs and AVCHD discs. - On-Disc Editing allows users to append video and slideshows, edit and add/remove playlists on BD-RE, DVD+VR, and DVD-VR discs. - Customizable Disc Menus let users import video and use built-in designs to create stylish navigation menus. - Direct burning with Right-to-Disc: support for BDAV and BDMV, as well as DVD-VR. - Support for 5.1-channel Dolby Digital lets users create discs that play on their home theater system. - Magic Movie Wizard: automatically creates a movie from users' clips, with a theme and music chosen by users. - Slideshow Styles: enables fast creation of slideshows with 3 different animation styles. - Magic Clean: automatically adjusts lighting and removes excess noise. - White Calibration: lets users define true white with the calibration eye-dropper tool to adjust the color temperature of videos and photos. - Backlight Correction: makes foreground objects clearer in conditions of strong backlighting. write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Computing News :: home page |