Hello Bill,

I'm glad you're finding that CDR is meeting your needs.

The workflow varies depending whether you're working directly in CDR or "round tripping" from PDR.

Directly in CDR, import as many clips as you wish (just as you'd do with PDR). If you're sending clips from PDR > CDR, then it's one-at-a-time.

To apply the same adjustment to multiple clips (out of PDR), try this workflow http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/24692.page#203337 It's shown in this tutorial, from about 1:55 to 2:35 - http://youtu.be/gViq_DudQ_8

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Pix - Thanks for your reply. There are at least eight tutorials on the page you linked, but none of them seems to address moving multiple clips from PDR to CD2. I know how to create a preset in CD2 and apply it to one or more clips in PDR. I know how to move individual clips back and forth between the two programs. I'm still missing the procedure for moving multiple clips from PDR to CD2., other than to move them one at a time from PDR to Cd2.

Bill Bill Hansen

Bill,

I don't think you're missing anything. Clips from PDR can only be sent one-at-a time to CDR.

I'm sorry for posting things you already knew about. Perhaps it may help other members. The point I was trying to make is that working directly in CDR has a different - probably more efficient - workflow.

PIX PIX YouTube channel

Okay - that clears it up. I'm going to experiment with starting out in CD2 and then moving to PDR. **My** trouble is that I get overly compulsive and perfectionistic, so I tend to tweak too many things in CD2. I'll have to damp down that tendency.

Thanks again - Bill Bill Hansen