To reverse a clip in Lightworks, you simply need to adjust its speed setting using a negative value.
Here are the steps to reverse your footage in Lightworks:
1. **Locate the Clip:** Find the clip you want to reverse on your timeline.
2. **Access Speed Options:** **Right-click** on the clip. This will open a context menu.
3. **Select Speed:** From the menu that appears, select the **Speed** option.
4. **Set Negative Speed:** A speed setting interface will appear. In the speed input field, enter **-100**.
As highlighted in the provided reference, **100%** represents the normal playback speed of the clip. By setting the speed to a **minus (-)** value like **-100%**, Lightworks will play the clip backward at its original speed.
Setting a negative speed is the straightforward method Lightworks uses to reverse playback for a selected clip segment.
| Action | Setting | Result |
| :--------------- | :--------- | :------------- |
| Normal Playback | 100 | Plays forward |
| Reversed Playback | -100 | Plays backward |
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