Please make sure you install this version:

http://www.newbluefx.com/so/sonytitlerpro

The serial number you have gets entered during installation. Once installed, no further activation is necessary for Vegas Pro 11.

Thanks for the reactions, but all this happens without warnig. Got it working again but my work is lost in the (new)blue...

As long as you had not saved the projects with the incorrect version of Titler Pro installed, all titles would return to normal once build 120402 is installed.

We've since fixed the issue with the "ForWindows" version so this will not happen again after the next release. For now, please stay on build 120402.

so this will not happen again after the next release.
Of course, since we do not use version numbers, you'll never know when or if you have installed the next release... assuming you stick with us long enough to even care to try the next release of NBTP.

Of course, since we do not use version numbers, you'll never know when or if you have installed the next release...

Of course you'll know. We DO use version numbers. Just go to Help - About and you'll see the version/build you have installed. I've posted multiple times what the current version is so there's no reason not to know at this time.

Yes, the current "Windows" build has an issue with Vegas. If you go to "Check For Updates", it will show that Windows version as being an available update. However, there is a note there that Vegas users should stick with build 120402 for now. We've resolved the issue for the next Windows build which will work fine with Vegas Pro 11.

Jetdv,
Is there any difference between the versions other than one is for vegas and one is.. what a standalone version.

Paul B

The difficulty and source of confusion is that the download exe file isn't labelled with a version number, as is the case with all of the Sony (and almost every other product) installers.

To save my sanity I always rename the downloaded NewBlue exe file and give it the correct version number. That way if, for some reason I have to roll back I can easily ID the various earlier versions. Suggest everyone does this, especially NewBlue!
David

Paul, the Windows version allows installing for all supported NLEs including older versions of Vegas, Premiere, Avid, and Edius. Functionally, both are the same product so you're not missing any "features" using the "ForVegas" version.