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PowerDirector (previous versions) » "PDSpeed" - provides extra keyboard shortcuts for faster PD9 editing » Go to message
Hello again, I've just made my own script with autoHotkey. I modified your script to do what I want and I'm pretty happy! Thanks Peter for opening my eyes to this possibility!
PowerDirector (previous versions) » "PDSpeed" - provides extra keyboard shortcuts for faster PD9 editing » Go to message
I have been playing with this more. With using PDSpeed, I would love to:

1. Hit a key and have it Split, then Page Up (to put it in clip mode), then Ctrl Left Arrow to select the unwanted part of the clip, then Shift Delete to leave the gap and then Page down to go back to movie mode.

2. Hit a key and have it Split, then Page Up (to put it in clip mode), then Ctrl Right Arrow to select the unwanted part of the clip, then Shift Delete to leave the gap and then Page down to go back to movie mode.

This would be a work around for PD's "ripple/magnetic timeline- whatever it is- feature" that takes away the feeling of me being in control of my timeline

Thanks!
Dave
PowerDirector (previous versions) » "PDSpeed" - provides extra keyboard shortcuts for faster PD9 editing » Go to message
After pulling my hair out for the last couple years, I found this thread! Thanks so much! One command I would like to have is split, select the unneeded left or right clip segment, delete and leave gap- maybe shift "d" and shift "i/o"?. I know I can use shift delete to leave a gap, but I wonder if this would come in handy. What I'd like to get around is PD's default ripple edit "feature". It drives me nuts when I move stuff around and something down the time-line moves too... Actually, if anyone knows how to toggle ripple editing on and off for PD 10, I would love to know!

On a side note, AVG gave me a warning too. I just allowed it
Dave
PowerDirector (previous versions) » Checking luminance, color etc. » Go to message
Thanks for the response. I've been happy with the amount of color correction options in PD, I just was hoping to see some kind of meter or display to show if the luminance is within legal range. Maybe there is some plug-in or program I could use at the same time with PD...?
PowerDirector (previous versions) » Checking luminance, color etc. » Go to message
Hello, I've been looking in PD 10 for some kind of histogram, video waveform monitor, vectorscope, or even just some kind of shadow/highlight warnings. Is there anything there I just don't see? If not, what do you do to make sure your color and luminace is correct? Do you know of a plug-in or program that can do a screen capture and show these details?

Thanks!
Dave
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