Please note also this (from FAQ p.9)

"You can use VEGAS Pro (14.0 and later) simultaneously on 2 devices. There are 2 ways to deactivate a device so you can activate a different one:

Visit your MAGIX account > My Products > Show More Details > Deactivate. This option can be used only once a month.

From the VEGAS Pro Help menu choose Deactivate the Software on this PC. This option can be used as often as you wish. An internet connection is required."

As @Dexcon says, with VP 365 only on one device.

De-register via My Account on your MAGIX account. Please keep in mind that usually you can have Vegas Pro installed and operational on 2 different devices at the same time, though not with VP 365.

Thank you. It isn't that I want to activate it on two devices. I want to remove the registration from an existing account and register it to another - transfer the licence. I can see how to deactivate it in 'My Account' (and have done so) but not how to de-register it.

EULA p.7:

7. Transfer and subsidiary agreements

"You may not lend, lease or sublicense the MAGIX product temporarily or permanently. However, you may transfer the license for use of the MAGIX product as a whole to a third party, provided that you completely remove all installations from your computer and do not retain any backup copies. You must then release all MAGIX product license slots in your user account and allow the third party to register the MAGIX product in their user account. If the aforementioned conditions are not fulfilled, any transfer of the license of a MAGIX product requires the express consent of MAGIX."

@Arold

The VEGAS Pro 14 EULA (was) here C:\Program Files\VEGAS\VEGAS Pro 14.0

EULA p.7:

7. Transfer and subsidiary agreements

"You may not lend, lease or sublicense the MAGIX product temporarily or permanently. However, you may transfer the license for use of the MAGIX product as a whole to a third party, provided that you completely remove all installations from your computer and do not retain any backup copies. You must then release all MAGIX product license slots in your user account and allow the third party to register the MAGIX product in their user account. If the aforementioned conditions are not fulfilled, any transfer of the license of a MAGIX product requires the express consent of MAGIX."

@Arold

OK. That makes sense. I really appreciate your reply.

I'm not sure what "MAGIX product license slots" are though, or how to release them. I've deactivated the licence but assume 'deactivating' is different from 'releasing license slots'. I tried to contact tech support to ask them to transfer the licence but got a message "Unfortunately your last registered product is too old". It was registered in 2017.

Do you happen to know what "MAGIX product license slots" are and how to release them? I've tried hard to find out for myself but failed.

My understanding is that your OP shows you've released the slots..

(Only a couple of the latest versions are supported by "Support".)

You have to contact Magix and tell them you're not longer the owner and ask them the delete that program from your Magix account, so someone else with another account can register it. Also when you gave or sold it to someone else.

You have to contact Magix and tell them you're not longer the owner and ask them the delete that program from your Magix account, so someone else with another account can register it. Also when you gave or sold it to someone else.

Thank you. That makes sense but Magix don't seem to want to be contacted unless I buy a "Support voucher" from the shop, and I can't see a way of doing that. They certainly seem to make life difficult for customers. You can be sure I won't have anything to do with them in future.

SCS wanted what j-v says but I'm not sure MAGIX does. You might confirm by asking at Online Live Chat.

@Arold

Thanks, everybody, for all your help. In the end, I simply changed the name and email address on my Magix account to those of the new user.

@Arold thanks for coming back and confirming the solution. Always appreciated.

Thanks, everybody, for all your help. In the end, I simply changed the name and email address on my Magix account to those of the new user.

I wonder if this would work if you have other Magix software as presumably the change would apply to all?

@EricLNZ you're most likely right. EULA p.7: "provided that you completely remove all installations from your computer and do not retain any backup copies. You must then release all MAGIX product license slots in your user account and allow the third party to register the MAGIX product in their user account."

@Arold thanks for clarifying :)

My interpretation of Clause 7 is that if you release all your slots for the product a new user can register it with their email and activate it.

Whilst it says "You must then release all MAGIX product license slots in your user account" I don't think it means the license slots for ALL your products because it goes on to say "allow the third party to register the MAGIX product". It refers to Product, not Products.

Also Clause 4 - Registration and data protection may have some bearing.

Only Magix can clarify this. Overall the EULA is one of the best I've come across for shortness and clarity. Some company's EULA are so lengthy and difficult to comprehend.

@EricLNZ I agree with your interpretations.