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Lightworks Announcement 8th September 2011 Almost one year ago we released the as a free download in the first phase of our journey towards Lightworks Open Source. A lot has happened since then and we are now ready to announce the next steps in the evolution of Lightworks. Before we go into the details, we want to reassure you that Lightworks will remain a free download, and that it will continue to be developed by our growing team of developers and supported by our skilled engineers, as well as through the ever-popular Lightworks forum. Anyone who has already downloaded Lightworks will know that this is much more than just a free NLE.

The intention is, and has always been with EditShare, to aggressively develop Lightworks, until and beyond the point where it is the best way to edit professionally. The aim of the beta program was to assist the developers in creating a “software only” version of Lightworks that would run on the wide variety of computer hardware that is available today, while at the same time introducing as many users as possible to Lightworks. The challenge for EditShare was to rework the software so that it could run on the vast majority of hardware, without customisation, configuration or support.

It needed to install and run painlessly, just like many other software applications. Previous Lightworks turnkey systems, while utterly stable and dependable, demanded expertly configured and proprietary hardware and professional support. As such, they were relatively expensive, although still popular with editors and good value in the context of larger projects. With input from Lightworks beta users, progress has been positive and rapid. Almost uniquely in the development of this type of application, there has been a constant dialogue between users and developers. In the nine months since we released the first beta version, there have been over 500 fixes and features implemented, not to mention the port to Linux and OSX and a major re-write of some core elements. Meanwhile, users have benefited from the focus, effectiveness and depth of Lightworks, all of which have grown during the beta program.

This focus has been largely responsible for the rapid uptake in Lightworks. In the past nine months we have seen over 140,000 registered users. Over 15,000 new users are registering every month consistently. This enthusiastic take-up of Lightworks has encouraged us to expand the development team, and this will continue to grow. We hope that you will see this as a strong indication of our commitment to the future of Lightworks. Current Projects Lightworks has enjoyed a long and successful history with film and we’re seeing more and more projects, such as Martin Scorsese’s current film Hugo, using Lightworks as their NLE of choice.

This month we are profiling Jill Bilcock ( Road To Perdition, Moulin Rouge) who used Lightworks on the upcoming international release Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark. Jill and her assistants are also using the new version of Lightworks on their current project, Mental, directed by P J Hogan. Earlier this year, The King’s Speech and Hanna were both released to worldwide international acclaim, both films having used Lightworks as their editing platform. And as well as film, Lightworks is in daily use on many News, Sports and Drama productions around the world, emphasising that although freely available, it is a high-end NLE that can be used in the most demanding situations. Why are we on this path with Lightworks?

Throughout all of this, we are constantly asked two questions; Why are we doing this, and how we can continue to spend money on software that we give away? The answer to the first question is quite simple; as mentioned above, we want Lightworks to be the best editor available, and we also want to give everyone a chance to use it. With regards to the ongoing cost, an important factor is how we go about incorporating professional features, such as production-quality codecs (Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHD etc), when they require EditShare to pay license fees to the owners of the technology. Over the past six months we have worked very hard to deliver a solution which we think will be fair for everybody, and which carries with it other benefits as well. Official Release On 29th November 2011, one year after the initial beta release, we will be officially releasing Lightworks. We are introducing a membership model, which will help grow the existing community, and cover the ongoing and necessary license costs for third party technology such as codecs.

By introducing membership, we can provide access to licensable features without raising the barrier to becoming a Lightworks user too high. It also allows us to make Lightworks accessible to those in education, as these members will be future Lightworks champions. At the same time, we also want to enhance and extend the Lightworks forum to include new web features that will help the community thrive and further enhance the Lightworks user experience. Membership Options and Pricing Lightworks Membership will be available with three options: Lightworks Free Membership: Free Lightworks Educational Membership: £20 (€25, $30) per year Lightworks Professional Membership: £40 (€50, $60) per year Free Members will continue to have unrestricted access to the free version of Lightworks and access to the Lightworks Community, with some limitations.

Every current registered user will automatically become a Free Member. Education and Professional Members will have unrestricted access to the full version of Lightworks, which includes all the professional codecs, other professional features (described in more detail below) and all software updates. They will also have full unrestricted access to the Lightworks Community (also described in more detail below). Upgrading from a Free Member to either an Education or Professional Member is an easy process and can be done at any time. Volume Licensing is also available. Members can add further activations to the same license key by logging into their account and purchasing more activations. Lightworks Features Education and Professional Members have access to the full version of Lightworks.

The enhanced features include: 1. Native use of professional codecs and other formats.

ProRes. Red R3D. DPX.

AVC-Intra. XDCAM HD. XDCAM EX. AVCHD / H.264. IMX.

Avid DNxHD 2. Interoperability. AAF (with presets for Avid and Pro Tools). OMF. EDL 3.

Shared Projects Multiple users can work on the same Lightworks Project at the same time, collaborating on Edits with fast, intuitive user permission controls. Lightworks Titling A new native Lightworks Titling tool with powerful, GPU-based capabilities and real-time preview. Stereoscopic Support Lightworks has an unmatched stereoscopic workflow.

Easy to use, powerful and realtime adjustment tools and codec independent Import / Export options. You can also output Stereoscopic through your secondary display or HDMI port, as well as I/O hardware.

Features include:. Import. Editing. Adjustment/correction. Export 6.

Export to a wider range of formats including DVD and BluRay 7. Integration with EditShare Flow and Ark Users can drag and drop Clips, Subclips and Sequences directly from Flow into Lightworks. Through Flow Projects, assistants or archivists can also create Lightworks Projects directly in Flow and prepare media and bins for Lightworks Editors. Hardware I/O support. Matrox XMIO2, DSXLE2 and MXO2.

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DVS 9. Tangent TUBE Support Lightworks will support the new TUBE protocol giving full access to new line of.

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Eligible for Support Education and Professional Members are eligible for support contracts with EditShare. Updates All Education and Professional Members will receive all software updates, major or minor, whilst their Membership is still active. Footnotes. AJA and DVS support will be available in early 2012. Due to licensing restrictions, Avid DNxHD has to be sold separately and will be available from the web store for £36 (€45, $55).

This is a one-off cost and NOT an annual subscription. Lightworks Community The Lightworks forum has been so successful that it has given EditShare a powerful message: users want to share their knowledge and work with each other to improve their skills and know-how. So in addition to these compelling software features, annual Membership will provide access to the new Lightworks Community. This is where co-operation and collaboration are built into the fabric of Lightworks. By Jay Ankeney for TVTechnology, Free is good. But being part of a worldwide editing community that is thousands strong and working to help develop something that could affect the future of post production is downright exciting. For almost a year, EditShare has been offering free downloads of a new beta version of the venerable Lightworks nonlinear edit system for anyone editing on a Windows computer (XP or later) with a decent video/graphics card, and a generous amount of storage.

EditShare’s goal is to invite editors everywhere to provide their input on the proposed final version due to be completed by the end of the year. Once they release the source code, it will be an open-source version of Lightworks. And it, too, will be free. But it is not simple altruism that is driving this project since EditShare plans to market turnkey Lightworks systems and add support and proprietary plug-ins to its Complete Collaboration suite of end-to-end media management solutions that include production asset management, shared storage, and archiving systems. November 2018 M T W T F S S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. Getting ready for today's opening of @ taking place Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

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