What's disabled in the Trial version?

the_harper wrote on 4/17/2002, 1:29 AM

Are save and render the only disabled features in the trial version? I wish they had made a limited time full function trial instead - without being able to compare the output, it is hard to know how good the results will be.

Rob

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Stiffler wrote on 4/17/2002, 3:05 AM

Yea, I warn people about the trial version. The first night I used it, I spent hours on my project, then found out I could not save it. I was so mad that I bought Video Factory... (not really, I found out something...I loved it).
I think they are thinking ahead of the game. SF does not spend too much money on advertising and packaging their product with every device they can think of, just to get you to upgrade to another newer (buggy) version.

They care about the end user, you and I. It is proven!

Jon

the_harper wrote on 4/17/2002, 5:06 AM

Thanks, Jon. I will download it and give it a try - I will probably pay for it later tonight... There seem to be a lot of happy users.

Rob

SonyBP wrote on 4/19/2002, 8:48 AM

A few other things disabled in the demo version are CD burning, MPEG importing (MPEG-1 is included with the program, MPEG-2 requires purchasing the plug-in), and print-to-tape.

Brian