Quote The "Apply to All" button is disabled when I click "Speech Enhancement". I have to enhance 40~50 audio clips. Do I really have to do it all by myself?

Hi,

I believe that the Speech Enhancement function is clip based so, as it stands - yes they have to be done individually.

However, if the clips are sequential or are capable of being grouped together sequentially in any way, by using the range function for example, producing the "grouped" clips to audio only will give a single audio file that can be worked on, and in this case Speech Enhancement can be applied.

It's a bit of a workaround and may only apply in some cases, but might reduce work somewhat??

Anyone found another workaround?

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Hi,

However, if the clips are sequential or are capable of being grouped together sequentially in any way, by using the range function for example, producing the "grouped" clips to audio only will give a single audio file that can be worked on, and in this case Speech Enhancement can be applied.

Cheers
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Can I get more information about "range function" ?

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Can I get more information about "range function" ?

Hi,


These give a start:

https://help.cyberlink.com/stat/help/powerdirector/20/win/enu/19_01_00_producing_range.html?q=range
https://help.cyberlink.com/stat/help/powerdirector/20/win/enu/19_02_00_producing_range_pro.html?q=range

The function can be very useful, especially used more "creatively", perhaps as an interim tool in workflow.

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