Unintentional Crossgrade from Perpetual License

[Laslo]

Just got a reply back from the support rep who basically said I was screwed, of course using nicer language. "we cannot recover surrendered perpetual licenses"
I guess I'm just too poor to be in the Apple ecosystem for much longer. Sorry did I say Apple? I meant Tesla. Sorry. Avid. AVID.

[StillHollow]

Originally Posted by Laslo

Just got a reply back from the support rep who basically said I was screwed, of course using nicer language. "we cannot recover surrendered perpetual licenses"
I guess I'm just too poor to be in the Apple ecosystem for much longer. Sorry did I say Apple? I meant Tesla. Sorry. Avid. AVID.

I feel for you brotha. It boggles the mind and I would’ve loved to of been a fly on the wall when they sat around and came up with this cross grade scam, I mean scheme.

I know how you feel. I’ve set up a second system that I’m running Luna on. I’m still doing a lot in ProTools but whenever I can I do it in LUNA to ween myself off of PT because it’s some point once it’s full featured enough I’m making the jump.

[jeffro]

Originally Posted by Laslo

...I too have unintentionally crossgraded from my 2 perpetual licences...

I'll follow up via support case to try and assist. Please check email in a bit...

[Laslo]

Originally Posted by jeffro

I'll follow up via support case to try and assist. Please check email in a bit...

Well I can just say that admins are actually reading the Forums, guys.
Thanks Jeffro for sorting this mess out for me.

I really hope that in the future, information on these kinds of transitions are way easier to find and digest.

[Laslo]

Originally Posted by StillHollow

I feel for you brotha. It boggles the mind and I would’ve loved to of been a fly on the wall when they sat around and came up with this cross grade scam, I mean scheme.

I know how you feel. I’ve set up a second system that I’m running Luna on. I’m still doing a lot in ProTools but whenever I can I do it in LUNA to ween myself off of PT because it’s some point once it’s full featured enough I’m making the jump.

I have a number of old Pro Tools 8 licenses at my disposal, would it have come to the point where I could no longer use Pro Tools 12, or 2020 or what ever it's called these days.
It does seem that everybody is hustling to move over to subscription based "ownership", I mean you even got it in before mentioned cars.
My prediction, at least for computer programs is that piracy could again rise, I hope I'm wrong and pricing will become more humane in the future. (Or, the off chance that I finally make that hit record and don't have to worry about money woes. )