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Cyberlink software bundled with Samsung camcorders

13 November 2007 19:59 by James "Dela" Delahunty | 1 comment

Cyberlink has announced cooperation with Samsung Electronics to include CyberLink PowerDirector with Samsung's SC-MX10 SD camcorder, and CyberLink DVD Suite with the HD camcorder SC-HMX10. PowerDirector is a video editing solution that will work well with the SC-MX10 camcorder, offering its users an easy solution to edit video content, with features allowing quick fixes to videos, as well as adding effects and styles.

CyberLink DVD Suite for Samsung SC-HMX10 includes PowerDVD for playback of high-definition video content and DVD movies on the PC, PowerDirector for editing high-definition video content, and PowerProducer for recording high-definition videos on DVDs and authoring discs.

"CyberLink's support of high-definition capturing, editing and playback lets Samsung camcorder users make the most of their high-definition videos," said Alice H. Chang, CEO of CyberLink. "With this first cooperation with Samsung camcorder products, CyberLink is providing the benefits of its solutions to a growing base of camcorder users worldwide."

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borhan9 (AfterDawn Addict) 2 December 2007 20:37
well one thing about this is good the fact that bundling cyberlink software with the camcorders make it more a user friendly device for consumers of all leveld of computer expierience. [ + quote]