A sequence is your own edit, built from your media. You pick the pieces, put them in order, choose a format, and LIGR opens the lot in the Video Editor ready for finishing touches.
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Before you start
Have your media in Multimedia first. A sequence can only use highlights, images, videos, transitions, graphics and audio that are already in your library.
Upload any music to Audio and any wipes or stingers to Transitions before you begin, so they're ready to pick.
When to use a sequence
Compilations are built automatically from match events. A sequence is different: it is a hand-picked edit. Use one when you want full control, for example a half-time package that opens with a branded card, runs a goal highlight, then closes with a sponsor video and music. Sequences are also a quick way to load several files into the Video Editor in one go instead of importing them one by one.
Create a sequence
Go to Multimedia and click Sequences.
Click Create Sequence. The sequence builder opens with your media sorted into tabs.
Pick your media
Work through the tabs and click each item you want to include. The tabs are:
Highlights: clips saved from your matches, such as a 23' goal.
Images: logos, crests, sponsor art and cards, such as a half-time card.
Videos: uploaded videos such as promos, hold screens and ads.
Transitions: wipes and stingers to play between clips.
Graphics: graphics you can add to the edit.
Audio: music and sound for the edit.
Each item you click is added to your queue. You can move between tabs freely, and your picks stay in the queue as you go.
Order the queue
Open the Queue tab to see everything you've picked, in order.
Drag an item up or down to change where it plays. The item at the top plays first.
Check the order reads like a story. For example, put the half-time card first, then the goal highlight.
Set the file details
In Settings, give the file a name, such as Half Time Package. A clear name makes it easy to find later.
Pick a preset for the output shape and quality, such as landscape 1080p. Choose the preset that suits where the video will be shown.
Open it in the Video Editor
Click Import Media.
Your sequence opens in the Video Editor, with every item laid out on the timeline in the order you set.
From there you can trim clips, add transitions and animations, adjust audio and export the finished video. The items in your library are not changed. The sequence uses copies, so your original highlights, images and videos stay as they are.
Tips and common mistakes
Can't find an item? Check it's uploaded to the right place in Multimedia. Music belongs in Audio, stingers in Transitions.
Pick the preset first in your head. Decide where the video is going before you start, so you choose the right shape. A landscape preset suits streams and YouTube.
Keep it short. A tight sequence with a few strong items usually works better than a long one.
Order before you import. Sorting the queue first saves time rearranging clips on the timeline later.
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