Well that makes perfect sense. It would also make sense for the error message to say just that and not install New Blue FX. Perhaps it's just the wording that threw me, but then everything about NewBlue Titler throws me.
Last night on my home system I was playing around looking to see if I could find a quality setting. All of a sudden while in the New Blue Title 2.0 interface the New Blue Application Manager popped up saying there is an update. I saw a 2.1 something version number in the window so I figured that was the update to my current 2.x version. I hit the update button and a download button appeared. I hit download but there was no progress bar or any kind of download dialogue window popping up so I had no clue if I had in fact updated or done anything.
I quit out of new blue and then relaunched hitting the New Blue Interface button in the effects window. When it opened up I clicked on the about New Blue and it said I had New Blue ver. 4.xxxxx of some sort.
My understanding is with my perpetual license dongle system I can run New Blue V 2,0, I forget what the specifics are regarding New Blue V 2.5. At any rate now in the Avid effects window the New Blue title still says Titler Pro 2 at the top of the effects window above the "Launch User Interface" button. So what version am I running now? It would seem I upgraded to Ver. 4 without realizing it but that is not part of my Avid license right? I'm wondering if this update Version number is not really an indication of the master version of 2.0 but more like a build version. I'm worried that if it's a newer version that isn't part of my avid license will it time out and am I in some kind of a trial period after downloading the update.
On my work system which is identical for the most part except it's Avid 8.5.2 and my home is Avid 8.5.3 I have not updated anything and I don't even see the ability to check for updates in the New Blue Titler menu bar. Also when I check the "About New Blur" info it shows similar copyright dates to my home system of 2009-2015 but there is no version number only a "Build 160404" number.
Anybody from New Blue out there that can clarify what is going on with the upgrade I clicked on? Did I upgrade to a version that I will have to pay extra for? So far there have been no trial period prompts or anything to indicate I've upgraded to a New Blue Version that is not compatible but the upgrade dialogue and download process wasn't very transparent in it's process. I hit download but was never instructed to install anything which leaves me wondering if the New Blue Application Manager just does the upgrade install in the background like Adobe's CC App manager does. At least with Adobe you can see an indication that the App is installed etc… Very confusing process, at least to me.
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <tcurren@...> wrote :
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <tcurren@...> wrote :
Because it's not an Avid effect, it's a 3rd party effect. You have to drop it on a track or clip just like any 3rd party effect. You know, sort of like Avid's answer to fixing the color corrector is Baselight. :-(
Terence Curren
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <bigfish@...> wrote :
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <bigfish@...> wrote :
"When I try to crate a new title while in 4096x2160 23.976 project I get an error message saying I need to install new blue titler."
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