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Create a new project, import the original file there, and you export the "Clip" unchanged? #9 I applied colour correction after the issue began in an attempt to fix it, I have removed and re-done multiple times but the problem persists. I inserted the effect in Edit.I'm sorry, I don't know what a multicam bin is.When I put the original video into lightworks, and then export straight out, the video looks good (not pink)Lightworks 12.6 Free Version #10 Thank you for the screenshots. When I put the original video into lightworks, and then export straight out, the video looks good (not pink) cholt95,Personally, I never experienced something like that. I remember a discussion where a user reported about similar things, but it remained with an open end. Did I understand you right, when you export the clip directly from the player it looks correctly re-imported into Lightworks, when you put the clip into a newly created edit and export from there it looks like this?​The answer to the following quuestion is important because it could indicate a problem with DRM: Was this file originally named .M4V and your renamed it to MP4? #11 ...I'm sorry, I don't know what a multicam bin is. No problem. The answer suggests that we can exclude this potential source of error. ...When I put the original video into lightworks, and then export straight out, the video looks good (not pink)... Well, personally I would initially suspect a faulty / damaged project file, perhaps in the interplay with a bug in LW 12.6? More detailed tests might help to further narrow the error eg: Did I understand you right, when you export the clip directly from the player it looks correctly re-imported into Lightworks, when you put the clip into a newly created edit and export from there it looks like this? We can do more testing, but first: Lightworks 12.6 Free Version Since today, this version is obsolete.I would test how it works with LW 14 (maybe this helps at least in the error analysis?) Was this file originally named .M4V and your renamed

Lightworks 14 crashing on DPX export, also color shift on imported dpx sequence source | LWKS Forum Lightworks Main Site Blog Knowledge Base Video Tutorials Pricing QScan Main Site Resources Pricing Forum Lightworks 14 crashing on DPX export, also color shift on imported dpx sequence source Thread starter fogline Start date Aug 15, 2017 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I am having these two problems with DPX sequences on Lightworks 14, no issues of this kind before with versions 12 and before.1.) imported dpx sequence has color shift to left on vectorscope on playback, looks right when moving through sequence frame by frame. On stop, color shift is apparent. As soon as I jog forward or backward a frame or two the color resets to normal. By shift left I mean red is shifting toward orange, horizontally straight left on vectorscope. Exported (as .tif sequence, as .dpx export not working see below) the frames are the correct color, so the shift seems to be a realtime playback only issue. This is catastrophic! I know it is not related to my Aja display card because it happens in the record window inside the LWKS interface as well.2.) Lightworks is crashing every time I try to export a DPX sequence, doesn't matter if precision is 8 or 10 bit. It exports the first frame, then crashes. I have tried every option as far as whole sequence, marked section, ignore leading/trailing black, progressive checked or unchecked. This is a 23.976 progressive sequence. DPX export is in my licensed Options list.Any ideas? DPX is my standard media format. I haven't found these problems with any other format yet.System: Win7pro64App: Lightworks PRO 14.0.0.0(93145) - Apr 3 2017 (Kona3G - 0) #2 Last edited: Aug 15, 2017 #3 I too have noticed some color anomalies between when a clip is playing and stopped with projects set to 10 bit. I don't remember seeing this in v12.x. #4 Does it look like this?Yes! Same vector, same amount, same behaviour. What is doing this? Last edited: Aug 15, 2017 #5 Yes! Same vector, same amount, same behaviour. What is doing this? I have no idea, but it's reproducible and there seem to be differences between playback and single frame preview.I made some tests using various converters to create DPX image sequences from ProRess444 intermediates with multiple unexpected results.I've attached a video which shows what happens when switching "Video.Precision" to "10-bit". I used a 10-bit RGB DPX image sequence created with Resolve.View attachment 2017-08-17DPX10-bitPrecisionGreenViewerPlayback.mp4Do you see green viewer during playback also with your footage when setting precision to 10-bit?

#6 Yes! Same vector, same amount, same behaviour. What is doing this? I have no idea, but it's reproducible and there seem to be differences between playback and single frame preview.I made some tests using various converters to create DPX image sequences from ProRess444 intermediates with multiple unexpected results.I've attached a video which shows what happens when switching "Video.Precision" to "10-bit". I used a 10-bit RGB DPX image sequence created with Resolve.View attachment 17945Do you see green viewer during playback also with your footage when setting precision to 10-bit? Yes, indeed I do see the same green screen upon switching to 10-bit. Exhibits same behaviour you are seeing, screen turns green on play forward or play backward, clears again after jogging a frame or two forwards or backwards. This is identical within the gui record window and on my Kona 3G. I looked at the RGB parade waveform on the 8-bit playback color shift, and the red and green waveforms increase gain on playback, whilst the blue waveform decreases in gain. Hence the orange shift, or perhaps "minus-blue shift."Are you able to save out a DPX sequence from Lightworks 14? And if so, does it support 10-bit color space? When I try to export a DPX sequence it does get the first DPX frame saved ok, then crashes the program. #7 I use the Free version, so I can't test DPX export. #8 UPDATE:I just exportad a TIF sequence, re-imported it on a new timeline, then I WAS able to export as a full DPX sequence without incident. The exported TIF sequence appears to be 8-bit though (even though 10-bit precision was selected on export) so going through that process lost the 10-bit quality. I will have to test further to see if a simple DPX sequence source can export to DPX on my system. #9 Hi fogline, Thank you for the feedback.1) This issue has been forwarded to development for fixing.2) This issue is already fixed in the next version of Lightworks. #10 Sure. So was DPX export crashing related to DPX source scaling issue? Are both fixed? Besides these DPX issues, v. 14 is pretty wonderful.Thanks! #11 Hi fogline, 1) This issue has been forwarded to development for fixing.2) This issue is already fixed in the next version of Lightworks. And when might that be coming out? I tried to simplify my sequence to see if something specific is setting it off but was unable to output DPX. I'm attaching a screen capture of the crash.Tim Attachments You must log in (top-right) to reply

As a standalone editing software, its integration with other software tools and workflows may be limited.Comparison of Lightworks and DaVinci ResolveLightworks and DaVinci Resolve are both popular choices that have gained recognition in the industry, but how do they compare with each other on certain key aspects? Let’s take a look for better insight.User Interface and Workflow:Both Lightworks and DaVinci Resolve offer user-friendly interfaces but with distinct approaches. Lightworks emphasizes simplicity and efficiency, providing an intuitive layout and easy navigation. DaVinci Resolve, on the other hand, offers a more comprehensive interface with a plethora of tools and panels. The workflow in Lightworks is straightforward, while DaVinci Resolve caters to advanced editing needs with its extensive feature set.Editing Features and Functionality:Lightworks and DaVinci Resolve provide comprehensive editing features, allowing users to manipulate their footage with precision. Lightworks offers a wide range of effects and transitions, while DaVinci Resolve excels in advanced video editing capabilities, including advanced trimming, keyframe control and multi-camera editing. Both platforms support non-linear editing, ensuring seamless organization and manipulation of clips.Color Grading and Correction:In terms of color grading and correction, DaVinci Resolve is renowned for its industry-leading capabilities. It provides a comprehensive suite of advanced tools for the precise manipulation of colors, hues, saturation and more. Lightworks also offers color grading features, but DaVinci Resolve’s dedicated focus on this aspect sets it apart, making it the preferred choice for professionals seeking exceptional color grading capabilities.Export Options and Format Support:When it comes to export options and format support, both Lightworks and DaVinci Resolve offer flexibility. Lightworks allows users to export their projects in various popular video file formats. DaVinci Resolve, however, provides a broader range of export options, supporting a wide array of formats and resolutions, making it suitable for diverse delivery requirements.Choosing The Right Software For YouWhen deciding between Lightworks and DaVinci Resolve, it’s essential to consider your personal needs and requirements. Compare the strengths and drawbacks of each software, evaluating factors such as user interface, editing features, color grading capabilities and export options. Assess the learning curve and available learning resources to ensure you can effectively utilize

Exported video corrupting | LWKS Forum Lightworks Main Site Blog Knowledge Base Video Tutorials Pricing QScan Main Site Resources Pricing Forum Exported video corrupting Thread starter TheSideWorldwide Start date Sep 24, 2018 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. TheSideWorldwide #1 I have been working on editing some footage I recently took with my GoPro. All of the videos import into Lightworks with both "Create Link" and "Transcode" just fine. However, whenever I try to export, the video always corrupts. I'm using the free version, and I tried exporting to both YouTube and Vimeo, both with no luck. Any suggestions? I can provide the project archive if needed. Thanks in advance #2 Hello and welcome!Could you explain what "the video always corrupts" means, please? If it's a visible issue please post a screenshot or better, export a marked section of a few seconds with Lightworks (less than 20 MB to be attachable) and attach it with your response. Last edited: Sep 25, 2018 TheSideWorldwide #3 What I mean is that every time lightworks exports my project, the exported file is always corrupted and really small (24 mb) even though my project is over 90 minutes long. I can't really post a screenshot because Lightworks gives no error message when the project's done exporting. I'm exporting it to a Seagate backup drive with over 1 tb of storage so the amount of disk space should be no problem. #4 It could be that you've been exporting wrong objects or a marked section of the current sequence.Press F2 to open export panel for the current sequence in the timeline, the title of the panel shows the name of the sequence. Under "Region" set "Ignore leading/trailing black" and try again. Last edited: Sep 25, 2018 TheSideWorldwide #5 That's what I originally had it set to. I'm trying to export it again, but this time in 360p and the region set to "Whole sequence" to see if that helps. #6 There's another obvious possible cause: when exporting

2022.1.1 free version proxy problems [SOLVED] | LWKS Forum Lightworks Main Site Blog Knowledge Base Video Tutorials Pricing QScan Main Site Resources Pricing Forum You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Hello folks,I've got last version in free mode(I have license on an holder one). Just made some proxies for 4K drone's video. Thing is that lightworks keeps showing me the 4k res videos not the proxies and everything is slow this way. What should I do? Thanks to everyone #2 Are you using the release build of V2022.1.1? #3 Hello,Assuming that you've created internal proxies, you must enable proxy editing. Click on 'Project' up left and select 'Video .Output.Playback media quality.Lowest available'.Once set, you can leave the switch there. On export, Lightworks uses automatically the high-res media. #4 Hello,Assuming that you've created internal proxies, you must enable proxy editing.Click on 'Project' up left and select 'Video .Output.Playback media quality.Lowest available'.View attachment 40304Once set, you can leave the switch there. On export, Lightworks uses automatically the high-res media. Ok, now it works. Haven't ever selected this option on the older versions. Thanks #5 I have moved your thread and marked it solved. The beta program for 2022.1.1 is now over, and those forums are due to be removed. You must log in (top-right) to reply