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Lightworks user guide
Lightworks user guide








lightworks user guide

Once a project is created, it never needs saving, this is because Lightworks is saving your project every few seconds to make sure you never lose any of your work, for whatever reason. The Lightworks ‘ Projects’ folder can be found in the default location below: You will not find a ‘Save’ or ‘Save as…’ within Lightworks, because it is simply not required. Windows: C:UsersPublicDocumentsLightworks The Lightworks Project folder location can be changed with an active Lightworks Pro License. Media is not stored in the project folder video files are Stored in the ‘ Material’ folder and the audio files are stored in the ‘ Sound’ folder. Windows: C:UsersPublicDocumentsLightworksMedia These folders can be found in the default location below: MacOS: /Users/USER ACCOUNT/Lightworks/Media Linux: /Home/USER ACCOUNT/Lightworks/MediaĪdditional media locations can be added on the Media tab of the Project Card.

lightworks user guide

A project can contain tens of thousands of individual assets, all of which can be recalled very quickly when searching.ġ. Make sure you have the Edit or Log tab selected.Ģ.

lightworks user guide

Click on Local Files option under ‘ Libraries’.ģ. Click on the Places dropdown arrow to navigate to the drive and folder you require.Ĥ. Create Link: Keeps the imported file in its original location and format so you can work with the file natively.Select the import method from the drop down list. This allows the drive containing the original media to be disconnected and reused, without affecting the project.Ĭopy Local: Copies the file into the ‘Material’ and ‘Sound’ folder, without transcoding.This is useful if you have already copied the media to a local/network drive that is not going to removed or disconnected. Transcode: Copies the file into the ‘ Material’ and ‘ Sound’ folder, transcoding it to the chosen Type/Compression this is useful for improving the speed/responsiveness during editing.ĥ.










Lightworks user guide