I have a backup file (Magix Pro X 11), and I want to open it with Magix Pro X 12, a warning appears about Green Screen. After I press OK, the program exits, and so on. Have any of your friends experienced it? Thanks.
I am a little confused by your post!
You say you have a back up file (Magix Pro X 11). Do you mean it was created in VPX 11? Why is this a "back up"? Is it because the original file is somehow corrupted or damaged?
Did you use Chromakey in it? If so, I have absolutely no idea why that should cause the file to make VPX12 crash. I don't think I have any files with Chromakey, created in VPX11, that I can test by opening in VPX12 but I will check later.
Jeff
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Hi
I cannot replicate this with a project from Video Pro X (VPX) 11 in VPX 12.
The error message would suggest the file is from an earlier version, possibly pre VPX 7 or Movie Edit Pro 2015.
Did you have an earlier version of either of these programs before VPX11.
John EB
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I'm sorry maybe because my English is not good, so it makes you confused.
Every time I finish my editing work, I always make a backup file, and I save it on an external HDD, even since 2018. I am a loyal VPX customer and user.
When I edited my backup file again, and opened it using VPX 12 there was a crash, which is a message like the one above.
I no longer have the previous version of VPX.
Thanks.
LukmanHH
Thank you for the additional information.
You say you always make a back-up file, a very good idea! But assuming you also have the "original" of this "back up" (by definition, a back-up should be a "safety" copy of an original) what happens if you open the "original" file in VPX 12?
Jeff