Face Tagging NEW

CyberLink MediaShow 5 searches and organizes your photo collection using a sophisticated face recognition algorithm—FaceMe™ Technology. FaceMe automatically groups similar faces and offers smart suggestions from your list of friends. It is a faster and easier way to organize your photo collection.

Precise Face Recognition Technology NEW

MediaShow's FaceMe™ Technology analyzes your photos and identifies the faces in them, even if they are slightly covered or out of focus. Advanced face-recognition technology ensures up to 95% accuracy and can identify people wearing sunglasses or shot at various angles.

Ultra-Fast Face Detection & Sorting

MediaShow 5's FaceMe™ Technology identifies faces in photos quickly. Optimized for Microsoft DirectX 11 DirectCompute, MediaShow ensures that the complex computations required for analyzing high-resolution photo images are handled more efficiently.

(Results in seconds) DirectCompute Disabled  DirectCompute Enabled  Testing System: Processor: AMD Dual Core 3.2 GHz. Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 5850. Photo test set: 5-megapixel photos (143 in set)

FaceMe™ Technology is also optimized for NVIDIA CUDA technology to deliver faster sorting times. By leveraging the full power of your graphics hardware, you can analyze and sort through volumes of photos quicker than ever. Analyze 1000 photos in just 8 minutes. Once sorted, albums of people can be directly uploaded to Facebook, completing a seamless process of face tagging and sharing. (View the fast face tagging video to see it in action.)

Search for People NEW

MediaShow makes it easy to search for people quickly using their name tag. Simply select the People Search icon, and you can choose from your existing group of tagged friends.

Either type in the person's name or click on the image of the person you are looking for. MediaShow will then locate all the photos that your friend appears in.

Other Easy Ways to Organize

MediaShow makes it very easy to organize your video and photo collection. Your media files automatically appear in folders listed by date. Individual folders and files can be manually renamed, tagged and described, allowing you to add information that makes it easier to search and reference at a later date.