The CLUTs were moved to the FX room as you mentioned. That's explained in the What's Different guide, and I think the easiest way to preview the change is to drop the CLUT on the timeline clip then click Undo (or type Ctrl+Z) and Redo (Ctrl+Y) to clearly see the impact.

You can even drop several CLUTS (or Color Presets) onto the clip in succession, and then Undo/Redo will walk you through each choice since only one CLUT can be applied at a time. Stop when you're happy and save the project

If you'd like to have the large FX preview window be active and show what the timeline clip would look like before applying the CLUT, let Cyberlink know by using Rate Us & Provide Suggestions under PD's File menu.

It took me a lot of effort to figure out how to apply LUT's. Still, I cannot guess how to remove them?

Imagine you apply several LUT's to the clip and then do something else. Then you go back and decide to remove LUT's you previously applied. How do you do it?

How to remove LUT's applied to the clip? _______________________________
regards, Tom
(PD365, Win10 Pro x64, Dell Precision T3500, Xeon W3670, 12GB, SSD)

Hi teedee

I did tests here and verified that only the last Clut applied to the clip is active.
It can be removed, Efefct button, Color Lut
Even the (i) still marked in the clip, Clut was removed.
If it has no other effects
Clicking the ( sign will remove the ( i ) in the clip as well. XEON-E5-2680 v4 / Mem. 16GB DDR4
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Thanks a lot, AVPlayVideo! I haven't noticed, that a new button shows up ("Effect") when you click on a clip itself not only on (i).

Indeed, contrary to some other posts, only the last applied LUT stays on the list.

Thanks for your help. _______________________________
regards, Tom
(PD365, Win10 Pro x64, Dell Precision T3500, Xeon W3670, 12GB, SSD)