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Or you can use Lightworks used to edit Wolf of Wall Street among other Academy features. Also be aware that Resolve does not support integrated graphics (but o
by emptysongglass 4y ago
Or you can use Lightworks used to edit Wolf of Wall Street among other Academy features.
Also be aware that Resolve does not support integrated graphics (but only on Linux, bizarrely).
- linsomniac 4y agoI really liked Lightworks several years ago when I was evaluating all the video editing packages, except for the pricing structure at the time. It was really easy to pick up, and worked great under Linux. My memory was at the time the only pricing option was a subscription model, and I don't do videos very frequently. I knew I'd be annoyed at paying $20/mo for the many months when I wasn't using it. More recently I've seen that they have a "buy outright" option for around $300, which I would have lept at back when I was first looking at it. But I've since moved on to Resolve.
- Flex247A 4y agoLightworks has a perpetual free licence mode too, provided you have to login every 90 days.
- belthesar 4y agoFor clarity, this is because Resolve seems to require OpenCL support. I haven't tried it myself, but the beignet package might serve to provide OpenCL support. I had a similar issue when using the OS AMD drivers and using Resolve, which don't come with OpenCL support.