Using the videos edited with cyberlink softwares for commercial purpose

An Saqib

Newbie Joined: Apr 05, 2015 05:42 Messages: 4 Offline

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Apr 06, 2015 01:06

Hi everyone,

hope you are doing well. I am writing here just to know how the license works.

Cyberlink has a product called 'Director Suit 3/ live' what gives access to use 4 other products (Audio Director, Power Director, Color Director, and Photo Director). I will need to use each of the software to finally output my video. I even need to add music from DirectorZone.com

I am interested to make small videos and upload them on Youtube and adding my adsense account with my channel. If I make money through motenization, does it break the law of Cyberlink.

I dont know it goes with the term 'for non commercial purpose' or not. Because to me, 'for non commercial purposes' means I cant sell the product I bought fromcyberlink to others.

Would you please help me understand? By the way I did not get anything from their Terms and condition section. Its really confusing.

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Dafydd B

Senior Contributor Joined: Aug 26, 2006 08:20 Messages: 11973 Offline

Apr 06, 2015 05:15

For information on the EULA please contact CyberLink.

For a read, search the forum for "EULA". see: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/42237.page

Dafydd

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QandA

Newbie Joined: Sep 24, 2010 23:01 Messages: 4 Offline

Jun 07, 2015 00:26

I asked the same sort of question previously and got an answer from David (who appears to work at Cyberlink).

http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/39934.page#206208

Pete the wood

Newbie Location: S.W. France Joined: Mar 01, 2015 12:07 Messages: 40 Offline

Jun 07, 2015 12:31

I don't understand how you can be refused. You are not using the software for commercial purposes in the sense of the term. You are creating something yourself, using a piece of software designed for that purpose in exactly the same way I have been using CAD software for more than thirty years. What you create is yours. It's your copyright and has nothing to do with the software that you have paid for in order to create a video anymore than me using the software I have paid for to create designs for my clients. I have never paid for or been asked for extra sums in order to do this. Anymore than the machines and tools I use to make those designs. This software is merely a tool built for the purpose of editing and creating your video. To use as you see fit.