@Frank-Pietrantoni9884

Hi Frank,

We're off-topic here, but:

In your first post, you mentioned that it was your "desire to upgrade to Vegas Pro 23" which, I presume, you are already using a version of Vegas. If it's Vegas 22, then you have the EULA or at least close enough, and the manual.

I would have thought that the first step in due diligence for any software would be to determine if it does what one wants using published information. This, I presume, you have done. Step 2, download, install and try out the trial version. During the installation process, there is a screen that gives you access to the License agreements & privacy statement. Completion of the installation gives you further access to the EULA, the manual and other information, and you can try it out to make sure that it runs on your hardware, etc. Surely your IT team can sandbox a computer for the trial version.

John CB

@Frank-Pietrantoni9884

Hi Frank,

We're off-topic here, but:

In your first post, you mentioned that it was your "desire to upgrade to Vegas Pro 23" which, I presume, you are already using a version of Vegas. If it's Vegas 22, then you have the EULA or at least close enough, and the manual.

I would have thought that the first step in due diligence for any software would be to determine if it does what one wants using published information. This, I presume, you have done. Step 2, download, install and try out the trial version. During the installation process, there is a screen that gives you access to the License agreements & privacy statement. Completion of the installation gives you further access to the EULA, the manual and other information, and you can try it out to make sure that it runs on your hardware, etc. Surely your IT team can sandbox a computer for the trial version.

John CB

We have been using Vegas 17. We wanted to upgrade to Vegas 23 for the various AI features and that's when/where our Info Security Team began their inquiries as part of their standard due diligence. As previously mentioned, they've already gone through the same process for Adobe Premiere Pro and that process went quickly and smoothly. The only reason we were trying to do the same with Vegas Pro is because of my team's familiarity with Vegas. At this point, I and my employee, and our IT Team have spent far too much time trying to get answers to the questions that Adobe provided in one exchange. Given this, I will be moving my team to Adobe Premiere Pro. Please consider this matter closed.

@Frank-Pietrantoni9884 A pity. Magix Support should at the outset have redirected you to Vegas support who are better equipped to answer your questions. Sadly Magix Support appears to be not working very efficiently at present.