Today I was finally able to get my SIREN Jukebox 2.0c program registered. The MP3 Encoder I was having issues with and I received this message from Eric at MAGIX ” Keep in mind we have temporary access to SCS system for activating this product, so if we have to lose access after the transition we will not be able to provide activation codes for that software. ”
I was finally able to get my MP3 Encoder registered, but this brings up a serious issue for me. If MAGIX purchased the products from SCS, should MAGIX not continue to register software? I thought we were told in the transition details that we could still activate and user are older paid for software? When SONY purchased the Sonic Foundry desktop software back in 2003, SONY continued to activate and register older software on their systems.
I do not see why MAGIX cannot do this and WHY they only have temporary access to the SCS system? Should this system not have been transferred over to MAGIX? This will become a SERIOUS issue I think in the coming month whenever the transition is completed. I honestly thought the transition happened because SCS is getting rid of more and more of their access to certain URL for previous users of the software.
I am just Ranting now, but I am very concerned about my Paid-For-Software that I was told would be activated when needed. In my opinion, this is another reason NOT to have activation for software. If a server is gone, so is YOUR right to use the software.
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FixitMad