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• The "DEMO" mark no longer shows up for a buyer who hasn't opened Premiere for a week: the purchase is confirmed when Premiere starts, before the first frame.
• Exporting with a hundred transitions no longer runs out of graphics card memory: each transition takes memory for a frame and gives it back right away instead of holding it for every cut.

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• Works in Premiere Pro 2024: the transition shows up in the list, and Premiere 2024 no longer crashes on start-up.

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• The morph now shows during playback too, not only when paused.

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• CutFixer no longer crashes a 4K export when the computer runs short of memory: at such moments the transition falls back to a plain dissolve and the export runs to the end.

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• The transition keeps the picture in place when the clip size differs from the sequence size (for example 4K clips in a 600×600 sequence).

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• Hardened license verification.

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• A jerk on the first and last frame of the transition: motion blur near the edges no longer pushes the picture forward, and the last frame of the transition is the real frame of the second clip rather than a generated one.
• A jerk on the way into and out of the transition: over a few frames at each edge the picture passes smoothly from the real frame to the generated one instead of jumping in a single frame. Both edge fixes also apply to transitions in saved projects: their edge frames become smoother.

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• In a long export with a valid key a single frame could come out with the demo text if antivirus or the key renewal held its file for a moment. A hold of up to five seconds no longer spoils the frame; if the file stays busy longer, frames are marked until it is free again.
• The background key renewal starts more reliably: the system PowerShell is called by its full path and from the Hub folder, not by name from wherever.