Lightworks 14 - Multiple ins and outs

[@joejm]

I always come back to this video when i start a project, thank you!

[@kdc-wy3su]

AT FLIPPIN' LAST!! I Finally find an explanation for this!! The reason you get this question so often is that it is where most of us newbies want to start, chopping up a long video and messing with it, but NO ONE ELSE explains it!!! Thank you for explaining, thank you for being clear. now off to look at your other tutorials.

[@Zozifiow]

It's so easy to understand with the best Lightworks teacher! Thank you :D

[@laurasnafu6590]

To echo others, thanks so much for sharing these tutorials. So clear, concise, practical and well paced.

[@JohnnyPhamPiano]

Another awesome video for Lightworks 14.

[@saspys]

Thank you brother... I'll download and study from all your post. Keep working and keep teaching!

[@ahmadalzoubi4218]

Many thanks.. i have watched all your videos about lightworks. that was very useful for me.

[@techismad]

Thanks for the comment! If you have any recommendations for stuff you want to learn - just leave a comment

[@trinhhuynh2838]

thank you! Keep teaching others skill with Lightworks !!!

[@ollypolly8113]

how do i do the oposit? small clips into 1 large

[@dkpardee41]

I love these tutorials! During the COVID 19 isolation, I'm finally getting a chance to play with Lightworks and these are a huge help. Two questions for you. Once I import a file into Lightworks, can I delete it from my computer and it will be saved in Lightworks, or does importing it just create a pathway? 2nd question, if I do delete the original file on my computer, can I find it somewhere "in" Lightworks so I can use it in another project? Many thanks.

[@techismad]

That's a really good question. Usually, Lightworks will make a copy to the path of that movie. That means that you can edit the movie, but if you then delete that movie, the next time you open up that movie project the clips will be missing. There's a couple of things that you can do to solve this: Firstly, save your movie clips into a special folder, and then back that folder up somewhere. If you ever need those clips again, you'll have a backup of them. Secondly, you can edit your movie, and then create a backup of the project. You can include all the clips you used in your project in that backup. So when you restore your project later, your edits AND your original movie clips will be restored. You have to remember that Lightworks Free version doesn't let you choose WHERE you save anything so you have to make sure you are backing up your stuff!

[@dkpardee41]

Mad Tech Thanks for the reply. Good to know about the difference with the free version. Not sure I’m ready to take the leap, as this is just a hobby for me. Still, thanks again.

[@TubbicusNutticus]

Nice I'm working with it as well

[@Nibslmao]

your voice is beautiful.

[@snowtiger44]

Thank you !!!

[@maenzeidan9154]

Thank you, that was helpful

[@techismad]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bladebeats7375]

THANK U SO MUCH FRRRRR

[@gameryeti4958]

Hi bro Ur tutorials are great

[@techismad]

Nice of you to say!

[@gameryeti4958]

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[@monishsharaf5121]

thank you

[@kalumnshepherd1380]

Thank you.