CyberLink Blu-ray Advisor*
*Blu-ray-enabled software.
I did not use the Blu-Ray functionality in the software in my testing and review of this product suite.
CyberLink PowerDirector 6.5 HE
For basic movie capture and editing, CyberLink PowerDirector is unbeatable. I was able to use this software proficiently in a jiffy.
The PowerDirector UI is clean, intuitive, and straightforward.
PowerDirector is very capable, does not use a lot of system resources, and constantly allowed for the creation of DVDs without errors, something I ran into intermittently with Nero.
CyberLink PowerDVD 7.3
For DVD playback on a Windows PC, look no further than PowerDVD. This is what Windows Media Player would like to be when it finally grows up!
As someone who travels frequently, I consume an appreciable amount of DVD video content using my laptops. Using WMP is OK for music or basic PC-based video content, but for DVDs, it falls flat. PowerDVD comes to the rescue, and does it very well. I was able to watch DVDs of all types effortlessly using this product.
CyberLink PowerProducer 4.2
For quickly authoring a training video, PowerProducer is just the tool. While I did not have a Blu-ray writer, I was able to produce a Blu-ray disk's content that just needed a writer to conclude. PowerProducer walks you through the process, and speedily creates the product for you to burn to an acceptable medium.
CyberLink PowerDVD Copy
Backup, back, backup. How many times have we heard that mantra? In this day and age, it is not enough to create a backup; we have to create backups of backups, whatever the content may be. Without violating copyright law, PowerDVD Copy allows you to create backups of DVD media
CyberLink Power2Go 6
My personal favorite, Power2Go is a multi-format disc burning software.
This is the fastest disc burning software I have ever used, and by far the easiest. Also allowing for HD burning, including Blu-ray, Power2Go is also the most powerful.
It very quickly became an essential component in my personal and professional toolboxes, and at the end of my review, was one of the reasons why DVDSuite 6 was named a component of