Cyberlink Powerdirector Transition Pack Download

Intensify the excitement factor in your action cam videos with these titles and transitions from CyberLink. Make your videos stand out from the very beginning by using one of our five eye-catching title templates, and make the action flow with our unique transitions! Action Pack 1 includes. May 27, 2021 The PowerDirector transition library also includes traditional scene transitions, including wipe, dissolve, and fade. Adding transition effects for style will make your videos look professional, and it is as simple as selecting the effect you want from the transition library and dragging it between two clips on the timeline.

Video transitions are ways to connect two existing clips in a video edit. During the video editing process, transitions are a great way to combine separate shots, scenes, or clips creatively for a finished video production. Some of the most commonly used transitions are fades, wipes, and dissolves and are preferred because they connect clips without too much distraction from the images.

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In today’s competitive video market however, the use of creative or flashy video transitions are a great way to grab a viewer's attention. Whether on YouTube to introduce a video, to sell a product, or tell a story, transitions are an excellent tool to capture your audience. Transitions are also a great tool for distance learning. With the creative use of transitions, teachers can liven up their educational videos – it’s a great way to keep their students interested and capture attention between ideas!

PowerDirector is a great resource for transitions and has a huge collection you can choose from and the transition library has a wide range of styles. From classic Hollywood and television style transitions like fades and wipes, to high-tech and action styled glitch and distortion transitions, PowerDirector has got you covered. All you need are some video clips and your creativity!

PowerDirector currently has a whopping 200+ transition options with more added regularly. Check out some of the latest video transition effects from CyberLink PowerDirector and add some style and flair to your next video production!

1. Distortion Transitions

Distortion transitions are great for YouTube intro videos. They can make even the most basic videos pop by morphing clips into each other. Check out the following demo video to see some of the new distortion transitions in action.


2. Geometric Transitions

The latest geometric transitions will put a new spin on your productions. They work great for promotional videos or videos made for Instagram TV. Take a look at three of our new geometric transitions ready to be used in your PowerDirector projects.


3. Glitch Transitions

PowerDirector has eight new glitch transitions that will electrify your videos. Glitch transitions shift between clips using white noise, video interference, and video glitches to create an eye-catching effect on any clip. They are great a way to spice up an intro video or whenever you really want to get the viewer’s attention. Check out the video below to see all of these in action.


4. Other Popular Transitions You Need to Check Out!

Fade, ripple, and sliding transitions are popular among PowerDirector users for their versatility. These transitions can be used in any type of video you’re creating where your goal is to WOW the viewer while keeping them engaged.

Have a look:


More Effects and Video Editing Resources

When you subscribe to PowerDirector 365, you’ll get all of the above video transition effects and so much more. With PowerDirector 365, you get access to this massive collection of motion graphics titles as well as many more titles and effects to accommodate virtually any video production.

If you’re short on your own video clips and need some more content to fill out your video, we’ve got you covered with our massive royalty free media library. With the PowerDirector 365 subscription, you have access to video clips, music, and sound effects to use wherever you need without worrying about usage rights. Check out the library of stock video, sound effects, and background music you can use in your videos.

Try PowerDirector today and put your creativity to use with the tools and resources that will make your video editing visions come to life!

[QUESTION] How to Import downloaded effects, transitions, etc ? [SOLVED]
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KevinSJJNewbie Private MessageJoined: Dec 20, 2015 05:59Messages: 4Offline
Solved byDec 20, 2015 06:06Cyberlink Hi guys, I'm a new Power Director user, nice to meet you all,
Recently I bought the Power Director pack that includes:

  • content pack premium

  • Creative design pack_wedding

  • Holiday pack 6 and 7

  • Vitascene

  • Adorage


All in .exe files (capture 1 attachment)
However they seem to be installed in C:/Cyberlink/Templates and c:/adorage
When I went into power director 14, it doesn't show any of my installed effects.
Where should i move the files instead or is there another way of installing the exe files
Thank you for your help
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Neil.F.1955Senior ContributorPrivate MessageJoined: Mar 07. 2012 06:15Messages: 1303Offline
Dec 20, 2015 21:11
Hi, KevinSJJ!
Welcome to the party(er... forum ha-ha)! Your comment: 'When I went into power director 14, it doesn't show any of my installed effects' appears odd to me in a way. I'm assuming you must've created a couple of transition effects of your own? If so, they should be there. When you open the transitions 'room' in PD14 you'll see the words 'All Content' twice, then will follow, a list showing, from top: 'My Favourites'; 'Custom'; 'Downloaded'; etc(with bracketed numbers showing how many effects in each category) Your effects should be tucked away in the 'Custom' section. If you click on 'All Content' in the section above this list, where it says 'Import Media', it should reveal your transitions in among all the others. I created my own transitions(Diagonal Wipes, two versions: Top-right to Bottom-Left and Top-left to Bottom-right) which are freely available from the Director Zone website. these, as well as appearing in the 'all content' section, I can choose to show them in isolation by clicking on 'custom' from the aforementioned list of transitions. Hope that's of use.
Cheers!
Neil.
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KevinSJJNewbie Private MessageJoined: Dec 20. 2015 02:59Messages: 4Offline
Dec 20, 2015 22:14
Quote:Hi, KevinSJJ!
Welcome to the party(er... forum ha-ha)! Your comment: 'When I went into power director 14, it doesn't show any of my installed effects' appears odd to me in a way. I'm assuming you must've created a couple of transition effects of your own? If so, they should be there. When you open the transitions 'room' in PD14 you'll see the words 'All Content' twice, then will follow, a list showing, from top: 'My Favourites'; 'Custom'; 'Downloaded'; etc(with bracketed numbers showing how many effects in each category) Your effects should be tucked away in the 'Custom' section. If you click on 'All Content' in the section above this list, where it says 'Import Media', it should reveal your transitions in among all the others. I created my own transitions(Diagonal Wipes, two versions: Top-right to Bottom-Left and Top-left to Bottom-right) which are freely available from the Director Zone website. these, as well as appearing in the 'all content' section, I can choose to show them in isolation by clicking on 'custom' from the aforementioned list of transitions. Hope that's of use.
Cheers!
Neil.

Hey Neil! Thanks for the welcome.
Actually I didn't create my own transitions, when I bought Power Director it comes with 'themes' sucha s text effects, transitions, etc but they are in an executable files and it defaults to install to CirectLink/Templates
But inside the program, it's not reading any of my 'installed' resource pack. It must be looking elsewhere for the resource but I don't know how to change it. Reply
ynotfishSenior ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: N.S.W. AustraliaJoined: May 07. 2009 23:06Messages: 9865Offline
Dec 21, 2015 00:56 Hi KevinSJJ -
Even though those .exe files were installed as separate things, and are stored in separate parts of your PC, in PowerDirector they're mostly spread throughout the various modules. The Adorage & Vitascene transitions and effects are the exception because they work as standalones from within PDR.
From your screen shots, it appears that the Wedding Pack isn't installed, but Adorage & Vitascene are!
Here's a quick way to check whether things are installed correctly:
On your PC, navigate to C:Program Files (x86)CyberLinkTemplates - there should be sub-folders called 'Creative Design Pack' and 'PowerDirector Content Pack Premium 1' Are they there? Are they poulated? If yes, good. If no, reinstall.
In PDR, open the Title Room & look for a template called 'Crest' If it's there, there's a 99% chance that the Content Pack Premium is installed correctly.
I don't have Holiday Packs to offer you an example, but look for thumbnails like those here - http://www.cyberlink.com/products/creative-design-packs/holidays-6-pdr_en_AU.html and http://www.cyberlink.com/products/creative-design-packs/holidays-7-pdr_en_AU.html
A quick way to check Holiday Pack 7 is to open Express Project and look for a template called 'The Christmas Feeling'. If it's there
That's a start anyway... and no, you don't have to import anything.
Cheers - Tony

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KevinSJJNewbie Private MessageJoined: Dec 20. 2015 02:59Messages: 4Offline
Dec 21, 2015 01:07
Quote:Hi KevinSJJ -
Even though those .exe files were installed as separate things, and are stored in separate parts of your PC, in PowerDirector they're mostly spread throughout the various modules. The Adorage & Vitascene transitions and effects are the exception because they work as standalones from within PDR.
From your screen shots, it appears that the Wedding Pack isn't installed, but Adorage & Vitascene are!
Here's a quick way to check whether things are installed correctly:
On your PC, navigate to C:Program Files (x86)CyberLinkTemplates - there should be sub-folders called 'Creative Design Pack' and 'PowerDirector Content Pack Premium 1' Are they there? Are they poulated? If yes, good. If no, reinstall.
In PDR, open the Title Room & look for a template called 'Crest' If it's there, there's a 99% chance that the Content Pack Premium is installed correctly.
I don't have Holiday Packs to offer you an example, but look for thumbnails like those here - http://www.cyberlink.com/products/creative-design-packs/holidays-6-pdr_en_AU.html and http://www.cyberlink.com/products/creative-design-packs/holidays-7-pdr_en_AU.html
A quick way to check Holiday Pack 7 is to open Express Project and look for a template called 'The Christmas Feeling'. If it's there
That's a start anyway... and no, you don't have to import anything.
Cheers - Tony

Hey Tony Cyberlink powerdirector download for pc
Thanks for your help! I see that the templates folder is populated, in my software list it is also installed correctly but they are just not showing up on Power Director
However when I went to Title room, 'cresent' isn't there, so that's the problem, I'm pretty sure if it was installed correctly there should be more than just 15 items.
I've attached some of the screenshots..
Just to be sure I'm going to reinstall them and hopefully it will be fixed but in the offset that it's not, is it alright if I PM you directly?
Thanks Tony
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tomascSenior ContributorPrivate MessageJoined: Aug 25. 2011 09:33Messages: 5737Offline
Dec 21, 2015 01:27
Quote:However they seem to be installed in C:/Cyberlink/Templates and c:/adorage

Hello KevinSJJ ! It looks like the Wedding Pack and the Holiday Pack 7 are not installed on your pc. Simply double click on them and installation should start. It looks like that you did not allow the default installation to c:Program Files and c:Program Files (x86) for some reason and got confused.
Under Titles you see Travel Pack 3 (10). Click on it and 10 icons representing the 10 titles will appear in the media library.
You also did not install one of the PD14 content packs.
It looks like Tony has replied while I was still typing. Reply
KevinSJJNewbie Private MessageJoined: Dec 20. 2015 02:59Messages: 4Offline
Dec 21, 2015 22:29
SOLVED: Looks like despite seemingly being installed, it's actually not loading properly.
Solution: Re-install by clicking the .exe file. It will ask to remove the program already installed and then it will reinstall and it fixed the problem for me
Thanks to everyone's help
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