4Click the File menu, select Import, and then click Media Files. Browse to your file and click Open to import it into your video project.

Or

Click the Capture button:

a Select a capture device, such as DV Camera, TV, PC Camera, CD, or DVD from the toolbar.

b Click the Play button to playback your video.

c Click the Record button when you find the place in your file you want to add to your video project and then click the Stop button to end the recording.

d When the Capture File Name window opens, type in a name for your captured video file, and then click OK. Your captured video is added to your video project.

5After you have imported or captured all of your video files, click the Edit button. Use the editing tools on the left side of the window to edit your video file.

6Click the Produce button. Select your settings and then click the arrow button to continue. Click the check mark button to begin rendering your video.

7Select a file type, such as video file or streaming file, and then click the arrow button to continue.

8Select your settings and then click the arrow icon to continue.

9Click the check mark icon to begin rendering your video.

10Click the Create Disc button. You can add a style or menu buttons to your video.

11Click the Burn Disc icon, and then select your recording options.

12When ready to create the video disc, click OK.

13When the recording is complete, click OK.

NOTE: For more help using CyberLink PowerDirector, click the Help menu, and then click PowerDirector Help.

Copying a disc

The following section explains how to make a copy of an existing CD or DVD.

Copying a disc using two disc drives

If you have two disc drives, you can copy a CD or DVD directly from one drive to the other. To copy a DVD by using this method, you must have two DVD drives. Otherwise, use the steps in the next section to copy the DVD.

To copy a CD or DVD using two disc drives:

1Insert a writable CD or DVD into a disc-burning drive.

2Insert the disc that you want to copy into the other disc drive.

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