Initially, VEGAS Pro Was Founded By Sonic Foundry After It Was Sony's Software That Made Many Versions Of It, Currently, VEGAS Pro Is Owned By MAGIX And They Announced To Update It, Recently VEGAS Pro 20 Has Been Released By MAGIX With Amazing New Features. It Has a Wide Range Of Features And Plugins That Make The Editing Process Easier. Period.Vegas Pro Is a Video Editing Software That Is Used By a Lot Of Professionals. If not, then it sure as hell isn't Hitfilm's fault if Hitfilm can't load a non-Hitfilm-compatible plug in. With Natron, Filmconvert, etc you need to check with them to see if they list Hitfilm as a host.

Too bad for Boris, because, until BCC works in Hitfilm, I'll stay on BCC8. Other than 3D Unit (bundled in Pro) BCC is NOT Hitfilm compliant according to Boris, and I cannot expect any other Boris unit to work. So, I have personally contacted Boris and asked them if BCC is Hitfilm compliant. Yes, report here, in case there is a glitch at the Hitfilm end, but understand now two companies need to check things, and the third party developers probably don't care about Hitfilm as much as the Hitfilm team. Hitfilm's developers ain't responsible for someone else code.

And, if it doesn't, it's not Hitfilm's fault.Ī 'Hitfilm Compatible' OFX plug in failing to load into Hitfilm must be reported to the plug in maker. Unless a third party OFX plugin is specifically labeled as accepting Hitfilm as a host, you can/should NOT assume it will work.

įrom there we can speculate that (in bold/italics).

Open FX itself is 'generic,' but specific coding is needed for host interfaces/differences. I'm going to repeat part of my last post in bold italics because it's very important to this thread.

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