If, after reinstalling, you get an error using Titler pro, try going to C:\Program Files\NewBlueFX\Common and remove the OFXBridgeB64.dll file.
In C:\Program Files\Common Files\OFX\Plugins\NewBlueFX, delete In C:\Program Files\Common Files\OFX\Plugins\NewBlue, delete In C:\Program Files\NewBlue, delete the Titler Pro 2.0 for Windows folder In C:\Program Files\NewBlueFX, delete the Titler folder I would also recommend uninstalling any previous version you have installed before installing the newest build. If Vegas has been started and closed, it is quite possible for it to remain in memory and keep some of our files locked preventing a proper installation. When installing or uninstalling our products, it is always vital that you first reboot. Please note that this package includes Titler Pro Express - not Titler Pro 3. See the attached screenshots for what happens when I drag the Titler Express on to a video event.īTW, I've tried different types of video media with the same result and the drivers for my onboard Intel HD 3000 chipset are up to date (core i7). However, the suggested steps below do not fix the issue. I got a response to a ticket I opened on the NBFX website for my bundled Titler Express.
