Sound: Format = Uncompressed, 44.1 kHz, Channels = 2įor the other Lightworks export options, I chose: H.264, Quality = High, Key framerate = 24įrame Recording = Yes, Encoding Mode = Multi-pass Finally I found that exporting as 'Quicktime Movie' (not to be confused with the 'MOV' option!) worked. Others would succeed, but the final video would not have audio (I think this happened with MP4). Some formats would just error out (post an error and exit). Next I had some real problems exporting my edits into a codec/format that would actually work. This made the video playable within Lightworks for editing. By the way, I have a laptop with an Intel Core i5 (2nd gen) and 4GB of RAM.Īfter some research, I found the solution to this was to import the video while transcoding it to AVI format with 'DVCPRO100'. I wanted to 'mark and park' to get clips added to my editor but when I would play the video, it would only play a few frames and then get horribly choppy (audio would still play). The next problem I had was that playing the imported footage was horribly slow and choppy.

So I bought that and was able to import my. The pro version costs $60 per year (which is actually a good price for what you get). mov 'Apple / H264' files with Lightworks without purchasing the 'Pro' version. So after 8 hours of research, trial and error, I found a successful workflow for.

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