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Lightworks On Linux Shows Signs Of Life

Posted by tracyanne on · 2 comments
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It's been a long-time coming, but the Linux port of the award-winning high-end Lightworks non-linear video editor is moving along.

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mbaehrlxer ·
unless i am mistaken the demo walked through all output formats. i didn't see webm in there :-(

otherwise this looks really interesting. i have been doing a lot of video editing in the past months (mostly 1 minute screencasts and a few longer ones) mainly using pitivi and i have been missing some features that i see lightworks has (in particular markers for cutting clips and the split view for transitions).

if it now will import sources without converting them to raw format too then i'll be happy.

can't wait to get it!

greetings, eMBee.
Steven_Rosenber ·
In Windows, I couldn't get it to import just about any kind of video, so it was pretty much a non-starter.

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