I am thinking of upgrading to pro x from the last version. Are the bcc plugins just for a year or are they like in the past where you upgrade and the plugins are always available without time limit? I am going to upgrade, but how I upgrade to what version is dependent on the answer.
@James-Billington Hi, what version of Magix did you receive BCC plugins? My BCC plugins are only partly compatible with Magix Movie studio or VPX so i can't imagine them being included in a package, I could well be wrong 🤷♂️
I am using vegas pro, but my question is about upgrading to prox, if I upgrade are the plugins available in perputuity or is there a limit of time where they expire?
Hi
. . . . upgrading to pro x from the last version . . I am using vegas pro, but my question is about upgrading to prox . . .
If I read the above correctly, Video Pro X is not an upgrade for Vegas Pro - these are 2 very different video editors.
Assuming the BCC plugins are for Vegas Pro and were bundled with Vegas Pro you purchased then they are most likely locked, 'Node-locked' in Boris terms, to that program and as @Former user has commented, may partially work with Pro X.
If you purchased the BCC plugins direct from Boris Fx, then you need to ask them about licensing.
HTH
John EB
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@James-Billington Hi, Vegas & VPX are totally different programs, that is not an upgrade. your plugins may well show in VPX but at a limited capacity.
Ah @johnebaker beat me too it while i had this comment open.
@James-Billington john-brown (@Browj2) who is a firm supporter of VPX honestly described the differences in this comment on the Vegas forum, https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/vegas-movie-studio-as-a-second-video-editing-tool--143032/#ca894251
@Former user
Hi Gid
. . . beat me too it . . .
Coincidence I assure you - a point about @browj2 (John CB) comparison - did you post the correct link?
John EB
@johnebaker Yep, that link takes me to this page 🤔🤷♂️