You took your question down before I could answer.
I don't know what editor you went with but I have suggestions if you're still interested.
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Also, here's a few things to consider.
The choice of an editor depends on your editing needs.
Another consideration is the specifications of your computer and graphics card.
In simple terms, it means is your computer specs equal (or better) to running the editing software specs of your choice.
If you just want to edit simple YouTube or family vids almost anything you choose will work.
If you own a Mac the choice is pretty much already made for you.
As far as Lightworks, it can work and it's free. Give it a twirl.
I'd ignore the Lightworks Ad claims about the professional films that were edited on it.
Mainly because no matter how much trouble it may be edit a pro film on,
a professional editor and his team can edit on anything they want.
Not many people will tell you it is a non-standard pro editor.
And to edit professional movies on it probably drove a support team of engineers insane.
And, they still had to use an AVID to finish and deliver a final cut.
But, information like that wouldn’t look sexy in an advertisement.
Hope you found what you needed.
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