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This used to be a full-fledged editing program in the early 1990s, what has happened, I wonder? @Stunko, I'm sorry, but that's just a ridiculous comment in view of the fact that over 250,000 people have downloaded Lightworks and 500 more are downloading it every day - and that's before the Linux and OS-X versions are released. Meanwhile, Oscar-winning films are being edited with it, and the new version will be arguably the fastest NLE on the planet. As @drkuli said, this is nothing to do with Lightworks as such. The issues around the Matrox codecs are well documented in this thread and elsewhere in the forum. The new release of Lightworks, due very soon, will have a completely different codec set-up, and will not require the installation of the Matrox codecs, which were only ever a temporary measure. Why don't you re-read the thread, and then, if you don't want to mess around with the Matrox codecs, wait for the full (non-beta) release, which will 'Just Work'.

Thre is no reason to 'mess around' with the Matrox codecs, because according to Matrox, none of their current capture and input/output interface products even work with LW Beta. If they are, Matrox is not fessing up to it. All they have heard about that their products will work with is the Adobe, Apple, and Avid editing programs (in alphabetical order). User drkuli had started this tropic by saying how much difficulty he has had with the Matrox codecs installation. Now he is saying that it is simple.

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I guess I am not following which way it is -- difficulty or simple? I am also not following why I need Matrox codecs in the first place when I cannot use Matrox products to import or export my footage, according to Matrox? For now, we'll continue using Vegas Pro and Edius, and I understand that by late this year there may be a finalized 'Alpha' version of this Lightworks editing program available, so at that time one can pay for it and then compare it for real against the NLE competition.

Since we don't use much stuff from Adobe, Apple, and Avid, this comparo would only be against Vegas Pro and Edius. So far, we didn't have much, if any, problems with these two. Personally, I would rather just work with a paid program without hustle and constant experimentation, if at all possible. I'll pay for it -- after somebody else does the work on it, in other words.

Thanks for the heads-up, people! @Stunko Just to clarify: We don't use the Matrox codecs because of Matrox hardware. We use them because they provide a useful codec framework for the Free Beta version while we're working on a more advanced framework that is now about to be released with the new Windows version. The new version doesn't require the use of the Matrox codecs. You may be mixing up the idea of hardware drivers with codecs.

@drkuli looked into some issues with installing the Matrox codecs, and found a solution. If you use the advice in this thread, they're not normally difficult to install. There's no need to wait for an Alpha version of Lightworks: we're a few weeks away from a full release which is neither Alpha nor Beta, and which will have full codec support in the $60 per year version.

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As a former tech support employee of Matrox users' site I can tell it for sure. The difficulty of finding the solution for VfW codecs' installation is strictly dependent of how much laziness (or stupidity) we assume on the installer author's side. If user Stunko doesn't understand it, I cannot help more. EDIT Actually, googling for '8.3 filename' and reading the results may help. Thanks a lot, jwrl, I really did not know that. So, first comes Alpha, then Beta, and then the final 'release' version of something, right?

Thanks again. Drkuli's commwent: 'Matrox is not the highest authority in the matter of what their products do or do not.' I must agree.

After all, why would any manufacturer of any product have any idea what their own products are designed for and can do, right? Didn't even think of this one until now, thanks again for pointing it out. Installing a program or codec.