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Installing content packs but not to the default directory (solved)
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I have two main Disk drives on my system, a C drive, SSD, 250 gig and 2 TB standard HD.
I'd like to preserve my ssd drive as clean as possible, that's why I've decided to install PD13 on my D drive.
The problem is, when I install all the content packs to the d drive instead of the default c drive, PD13 doesn't seem to be "seeing them".
I thought there would have been a menu option such as "import content from ...", but I can't find one.
What can I do about this? any suggestions? I think there's a way to simply click on each file to import it, but with something like 4 gigs of content, I don't think I want to do that!

This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at Jan 17. 2015 13:08

PD17 Ult, PD16Ult, PD15ult + 13ult + 12ult
Painthop X9, X7, X4, 9
Aurora 3D (!!)
Animation Shop
Flex Gif Animator
Howler 9.5 !!
Intel Core I7-479 Cpu, 3.6 Ghz, 24 Gig Ram
Windows 10. 64 bits
Carl312
Senior Contributor Location: Texas, USA Joined: Mar 16, 2010 20:11 Messages: 9090 Offline
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Quote: I have two main Disk drives on my system, a C drive, SSD, 250 gig and 2 TB standard HD.
I'd like to preserve my ssd drive as clean as possible, that's why I've decided to install PD13 on my D drive.
The problem is, when I install all the content packs to the d drive instead of the default c drive, PD13 doesn't seem to be "seeing them".
I thought there would have been a menu option such as "import content from ...", but I can't find one.
What can I do about this? any suggestions? I think there's a way to simply click on each file to import it, but with something like 4 gigs of content, I don't think I want to do that!

When installing Powerdirector to a different drive than the OS drive you must also install the content packs to the same folder you installed Powerdirector.

If you installed Powerdirector 12 (12 is then only version I have that is standalone) to D:\Powerdirector 12\, then you must install the content packs to D:\Powerdirector 12\.

Example of my installation folders.


[Thumb - Contentpack2 destination folder.PNG]
 Filename
Contentpack2 destination folder.PNG
[Disk]
 Description
Where the files are for PD 12 and contents
 Filesize
49 Kbytes
 Downloaded:
151 time(s)
[Thumb - Where Powerdirector 12 and contents are installed.PNG]
 Filename
Where Powerdirector 12 and contents are installed.PNG
[Disk]
 Description
Windows Explorer view of PD installaion
 Filesize
63 Kbytes
 Downloaded:
147 time(s)

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at Jan 17. 2015 12:05

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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Thanks Carl, much appreciated, the pix made it all look simple.
I tried it and it seems to be working, as there are now some more transitions to choose from (alpha transitions).
There's a slight chance that I was actually wrong when I said that Power Director "didn't see them" after installation though: I was under the impression that the essential pack and the premium content packed actually included more effects, but this is not so, there are no new effects in those packs.
Still, your suggestion is definitely the right way to go about it.

Thanks again! PD17 Ult, PD16Ult, PD15ult + 13ult + 12ult
Painthop X9, X7, X4, 9
Aurora 3D (!!)
Animation Shop
Flex Gif Animator
Howler 9.5 !!
Intel Core I7-479 Cpu, 3.6 Ghz, 24 Gig Ram
Windows 10. 64 bits
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