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Just another tip about the timeline. Hols Alt and turn the whell to scroll the timeline up & down
If you highlight the sound clip and choose tools, the audio editor has a noise reduction option.

I don't know how successful this is. You may find that it makes the rest of the sound seem odd.
I'm not aware of a way to do this automatically, maybe others have a suggestion.

However, you don't need to do any cutting, you can use produce range. Highlight a portion of the timeline by dragging the orange boxes either side of the playhead to cover what you want to produce.
oem = original equipment manufacturer. In this case Tomasc is speculating that your application might have been bundled with the computer, these versions are usually limited.

In your media room, use the media content dropdown and see if there is background music included there.
Ctrl+a will select all the clips on the timeline. Make sure you click on the timline first.
Right your foto1 refers to the pds file, which, as we've said, is not a video file and needs to be produced before a video is created. Strictly speaking, only PowerDirector can open the pds file as it's propriety.

I can't tell from the other photos what your file is. Have you produced it to create a video? If so, what video type have you used?
The pds file is purely the file that tells PowerDirector what and where your clips are and what changes you have made. The produce is where you turn the clips and edits from the timeline into a video in your chosen format. You can specify in the produce tab, where you want this video to be saved, taking into account Tomasc's comments above.
PowerDirector only produces the files you place on the timeline or portions of that if you select them. Anything not on the timeline will not be produced.

Are you saying that you have items on the timeline that haven't been produced?
Anything additional to your subscription (I'm assuming that you have 365) will be in the media tab of your application manager and you download from there.

If you have the perpetual version and it's included, then it will be part of the download in your email. If not then you'll probably have to buy it.
The number is frames. Each second is made up of a number of frames, this depends on the settings.

As I'm in the UK, my clips are 25 Frames Per Second (FPS).
When you get to the Photodirector365 page click on the See All Plans and Pricing, you can buy either of the stand alone versions.
You can use an option called Produce Range.

If you look closely at the play head, you can see a little gold square either side of it. Click and drag this to cover the area you want to produce and click the Produce Range button that has appeared on the toolbar.
You could move clips before because you were using the full PowerDirector application, presumably on a windows machine. And if you were still doing that and using the latest PowerDirector you would be able to to do that.

I don't think you can expect an app designed for phones to provide the full functionality of the desktop version. I would suggest that if you want to use your Chromebook at you look into online services.

Full disclosure I too use a Chromebook as well as Windows.
If you're using a Chromebook, then you're using the Android version of PowerDirector not PowerDirector 18. In this version of PowerDirector, yes you can't move clips. PowerDirector 18 is a Windows app.
Once you produce a video, it exists seperately from PowerDirector. You can store them anywhere and use them as you wish.
If your program is part of a subscription, then you download via Application manager.

If it's separate, then you are correct, you'll need the download link. Therefore, you will need to contact customer support as suggested by Optodata.
No, you shouldn't see a problem with this.

I have older versions of these programs and no issues. I believe that PWD calls these programs and then they pass them back once changes have been made, it doesn't look for specific versions.

You may find over time that some of the operations in these programs get added to PWD.
You just need to use the produce module.

Once you have got your timeline as you want it. Click on the produce tab and you can choose how you want to have the video produced and where.
Have you reported this to CyberLink?

I'm sure someone on here will test this on their systems, but if you are reporting the issue to the developers, you will need to create a support ticket.
Perhaps you could explain what steps you took and what didn't work? Also what you you would like to do with the file, including what type you want.

What everyone has been saying is correct. There is no save as, when it comes to the video, only the PowerDirector file.

If you look at the picture I have attached you can see that it's the buttons at the top that determine the "filetype" or video format.

When you press the start button the program "saves" the video in the format (filetype) you have selected in the folder you have indicated on the right, (it defaults to a PowerDirector directory).

It's done this way so that the original clip(s) are unchanged (non-destructive), and you can produce a number of different video types from the source material.

Hope this helps.

Phil
It looks like this relates to this thread

https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/23989.page#331803

The thread has been locked, so probably explains posting on this thread.

Phil
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