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Thanks. Not the greatest piece of software that tells you you need to upgrade, then expects money for it. I'd have thought some sort of warning would have been useful. Instability wise, the version I was using was absolutely terrible with large files. By large, I mean around 2GB (approx 40 minutes) of 1080p 60fps. If I'm editing in the clip editor, I have to wait for it to re-render. Honestly, it's not really fit for purpose in this regard. I saw some horrifying idea round scaling the file size down manually, using those files, then switching back later. That's not how software should work!

Hi, I was using 7.2 (I think). I clicked check for update. It recommended 8.56. Fine. I wanted a version that was more stable and could hopefully handle larger files better. Installed, and now it tells me my license is no longer valid. WHAT? Can I please be contacted on how to get a stable version 7? I don't know what to do now.