PowerDirector 3: Delivering the Best Video Quality
Digital Video formats, such as MPEG-1 (VCD quality) and MPEG-2 (DVD quality), are commonly used throughout today's world of digital home entertainment. However, for those with Digital Camcorders, the question that is often asked is "why does the MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 video I produce look noticeably downgraded from the video found on most consumer VCD or DVD movies"? To answer this question, one must look at the two major elements responsible for determining the quality of your video: Hardware and Software. On the hardware side, video camcorders play an important role as the means of recording video and of transferring that video onto the PC. On the software side, video editing programs, such as CyberLink's PowerDirector, perform the encoding or transcoding (transferring one video format into another) process and are fundamentally important in determining the video quality.
4th Generation MPEG CODEC
CyberLink has been in the business of developing MPEG encoding and decoding (CODEC) software for almost ten years. From the first generation CODEC used in PowerDirector 1.0, to the current CODEC used in PowerDirector 3 (a 4th generation MPEG CODEC), a great deal of change has been made to improve the encoding performance and enhance the overall video quality. Video frame analysis technology Faster editing speed
Video optimization technology PowerDirector 3 is the first product to include CyberLink's 4th generation encoding and decoding engine. So, whether you are planning to make your own DVD movies or simply output your videos in MPEG format, you will be able see for yourself the stunning speed and unbeatable quality that PowerDirector 3 can deliver.
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