Should I buy the latest Magix Video Pro X?

jazzspot wrote on 4/18/2016, 10:43 AM

Hi All,

I've received and email from Magix to purchase the latest version of Magix Video Pro X for $199US.  I had previously bought and installed Magix Movie Edit Pro 2015 Premium.  Is the new Video Pro X worth the cost? I see that Magix includes Mercalli and a couple of other items with this special purchase. 

The main thing is that I don't often use the Magix Movie Edit Pro. I often use Premiere Elements 13 for my simple video editing needs. I also use Sony Movie Studio Platinum 13 for editing and for capturing video tapes via firewire and the video files are uncompressed avi files.  Will Video Pro X allow me to capture video from video tapes via a firewire connection as well?  I like the look of Video Pro X and the more intricate video editing possibilities, such as multi-cam editing.

I don't mind spending the $199 for the new Video Pro X, as long as the software is stable. I have Windows 7 Pro installed on my video editing desktop, which is an I7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 64bit, 32GB RAM, and NVidia GTX 650Ti video card. I use a 512GB SSD for my operating system and software, and two 4TB hard internal drives for data storage.

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johnebaker wrote on 4/19/2016, 4:18 AM

Hi

That is for you to decide - you need to look at the reasons why you should upgrade to VPX. 

IMHO - you should re-read your post - the answer is there.

HTH

John EB

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