Suite management tools seem relatively weak. Instead, just choose a category ("Movie", "Video", "Photo", "Music", "Data & Backup"), then a task ("Play a Movie Disc", "Convert Videos", "Upload to Social Networks" and more), and the appropriate program is launched. This is organized by task, conveniently, so you don’t have to remember which CyberLink application does what. Once everything has finished, a simple front-end menu helps you access Media Suite’s tools. A simple cleanup tool properly removed the previous build and the installer then ran correctly. This was probably an issue with our local system, though, and CyberLink’s support pages quickly revealed the solution. We ran into one problem on our test PC: the installer couldn’t remove an existing copy of PhotoDirector, and so wasn’t able to install the new one. Read the license agreement, clear the checkbox to say you don’t want to install Google Toolbar (slightly annoying on a commercial product), select the applications you’d like, and everything else is handled automatically. Media Suite 12 Ultimate has just one installer, which means setup is relatively straightforward. This looks like a good deal, but how does it work in real life? We grabbed a copy and headed for our test PC. PowerDirector Mobile and a new PhotoDirector Mobile bring video and photo editing to Android and Windows 8 devices, while Power Media Player (formerly PowerDVD Mobile) is a media player for Android, iOS and Windows 8.
Three content packs (Holiday, Travel, Romance) extend all this with effects, templates and other extras.Īnd the suite also offers a trio of mobile apps. PowerDVD 14 handles media playback, PowerDirector 12 and PhotoDirector 5 provide video and photo editing, PowerProducer 6 and Power2Go 9 cover disc authoring and burning, MediaEspresso 7 handles your media conversion needs, and MediaShow 6, WaveEditor 2, PowerBackup 2.6, PowerDVD Copy 1.5, Label Print 2.5 and Instant Burn 5.0 are also thrown in.
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