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The old dongles work with the latest versions. They’ve now added a serial number version that doesn’t need a dongle and it can be activated over the internet on two different computers.
You don’t need to put in any registration information when downloading the studio version if you don’t want to. There’s a “download only” link on the bottom of the form.
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Never give out the project file unless otherwise noted in a contract. Also in this case the project file should cost a lot of extra because it will mean less money for you if someone else is making versions of that.
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Those files you got have nothing to do with the instructions you’ve been given. They do not have a black & white or an RGB matte nor an alpha channel. They are just video files of a crash zoom transition (that you can easily make yourself in Premiere fyi)
So if that is what you really got then this is pretty shady.
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Those aren’t transitions. They are just two video files and the pdf show’s how you can use mattes as revealing transitions.
Also I can’t find anything about that company on Google so you might’ve gotten scammed.
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Put the different plates on top of each other on the timeline and use a linear wipe transition.
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MXF is not a codec, but a container. It can have all kinds of stuff in it.
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Try turning off hardware accelerated encoding in Preferences – Media.
Or render the whole sequence in a high quality format and use the preview files when exporting.
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Looks like you’re reading and/or writing from a failed/failing spot on a hard drive.
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I would use software that’s not 14 years old, like for example Resolve. CS3 is absolutely ancient in every way.
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It’s not a PC or Mac thing. It’s an “a lot of systems/codecs/formats/encoders do not like odd numbers in resolutions and they might pad it with something or straight up not work at all so one really shouldn’t use odd resolution values”-thing.