The important point here, though, is that codec support is a major part of the work we are now focusing on and over the coming weeks and months you will see more support being made available. These changes also extend support for import formats to AVCHD (wrapped as. We have made a major change that allows Quicktime files to be imported via ‘Create Link’. In this version, we are much more explicit about what is and isn’t supported. As we said in our previous announcement, some things are just not straight forward due to legalities. We realize that this is an important area for everyone and we are working hard to address it. The other major issue was codec support… what works and what doesn’t. We all agree that these are core requirements and we will continue to tackle issues if they surface.

So our focus for this beta release has really been on stability and reliability. It’s a big step and naturally some issues were thrown up. With your input, effort and enthusiasm, we will continue to implement changes and also develop new features that address the needs and requirements of the community.Īs we have mentioned on a few occasions, probably the biggest change for Lightworks was moving away from a proprietary system that was built in-house, to being installed on potentially any system and any configuration. This version has over 150 changes, so we are working fast to make Lightworks even better. Since the first beta release, we have listened to every comment and request and whilst we can’t do everything overnight, we have made some very good progress. It is refreshing and encouraging seeing so many people involved and we really do appreciate all your efforts. So we want to say a big thanks to everyone for their input. We have had an enormous amount of feedback… obviously a lot through the forum, and a huge amount of direct feedback as well. We have just uploaded the new beta version (10.0.3), our second beta release since we made Lightworks freely available just under two months ago.

Lightworks audio stuttering