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End User Licence Agreement · Version 2.8.0

This English text is provided for convenience. The binding version of this document is the Spanish one, available at ingest-pro.com; in case of any discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.

INGEST PRO

END USER LICENCE AGREEMENT (EULA)

Document version: 2.8.0

Software version: 2.1.7

Last revised: September 2026

Status: Official

Licensor: Vadim Turkin (VT Prods)

IMPORTANT NOTICE

THIS END USER LICENCE AGREEMENT (HEREINAFTER, THE "EULA") CONSTITUTES A LEGAL CONTRACT BETWEEN THE LICENSOR AND THE LICENSEE.

INSTALLING, ACTIVATING OR USING THE SOFTWARE IMPLIES FULL ACCEPTANCE OF ALL THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THIS AGREEMENT.

IF THE LICENSEE DOES NOT ACCEPT THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET OUT HERE, THEY MUST IMMEDIATELY CANCEL THE INSTALLATION AND REFRAIN FROM USING THE SOFTWARE.

PREAMBLE

Ingest Pro is professional software developed to streamline the organisation, analysis and automated generation of timelines for audiovisual workflows, helping the Licensee carry out technical tasks through specialised tools designed to increase efficiency and productivity during the ingest and project preparation stages.

This End User Licence Agreement (hereinafter, the "EULA") sets out the legal conditions governing the grant, use, limitation and, where applicable, revocation of the Licence to use the Software, and constitutes the sole contractual framework applicable between the Licensor and the Licensee in respect of the use of Ingest Pro.

The Licence granted under this Agreement does not under any circumstances entail the transfer of ownership of the Software, its source code, its object code, its graphic elements, its technical documentation or any other associated intellectual or industrial property right, all of which remain the exclusive property of the Licensor.

The Licensee expressly acknowledges having had the opportunity to read this Agreement in full before installing, activating or using the Software, and declares that they understand the legal scope of the obligations assumed by accepting it.

Installing, activating or using Ingest Pro constitutes express and unequivocal acceptance of this EULA in all its terms, binding the Licensee to full compliance with the provisions contained here throughout the term of the Licence granted.

The provisions of this Agreement shall be interpreted in good faith and in accordance with their purpose, safeguarding at all times the Licensor's intellectual and industrial property rights and the proper use of the Software by the Licensee.

TITLE I

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1. Purpose of the Agreement

This End User Licence Agreement (hereinafter, the "Agreement" or "EULA") governs the legal conditions applicable to the installation, activation, use, updating and, where applicable, uninstallation of the software known as Ingest Pro.

This Agreement constitutes a binding contract between Vadim Turkin (VT Prods) (hereinafter, the "Licensor") and any natural or legal person who installs, activates or uses the Software (hereinafter, the "Licensee").

Acceptance of this Agreement is an essential requirement for using the Software.

Article 2. Identification of the Licensor

The Software is developed, distributed and licensed by Vadim Turkin (VT Prods), sole holder of all intellectual and industrial property rights associated with Ingest Pro.

Should a successor company be incorporated in the future, it may assume the Licensor's legal position without this affecting the validity or continuity of this Agreement.

Article 3. Scope

This Agreement applies to all official versions of Ingest Pro, including evaluation versions, commercial versions, updates, revisions, patches, add-ons and any other component officially distributed by the Licensor.

It applies equally, and on the same terms, to the other programs developed and distributed by the Licensor, regardless of the commercial name under which they are offered. As at the date of this revision, these are:

a) Ingest Pro, desktop application.

b) Ingest Pro for Adobe Premiere Pro, an add-on to the above.

c) Clock Fix Pro, desktop application.

d) Ingest Pro Resolve, an add-on for DaVinci Resolve Studio.

The list above is descriptive and not exhaustive: this Agreement also applies to any other program the Licensor publishes that expressly refers to this document, without needing to be revised for that reason alone.

Each of them is a separate product, with its own Licence and, where applicable, its own subscription. A Licence for any one of them does not entitle the holder to use the others. Product-specific provisions, where they exist, are set out in the Annexes to this Agreement.

Article 4. Definitions

For the purposes of this Agreement, the following terms have the meanings assigned to them:

Licensor

Vadim Turkin (VT Prods), developer and rights holder of Ingest Pro.

Licensee

The natural or legal person who accepts this Agreement and receives a Licence to use the Software.

Software

Ingest Pro, including all of its components, executables, libraries, graphic resources, documentation, configurations, updates and any element owned by the Licensor and officially distributed by it.

For all purposes of this Agreement, the term "Software" does not include the Third-Party Components defined below, even where those are distributed within the same installation package. Accordingly, the prohibitions on copying, modification, decompilation, assignment and redistribution set out in this Agreement apply in full to the Software and to the Software alone.

Third-Party Components

Programs or libraries developed by third parties, not owned by the Licensor, distributed alongside the Software under their own licences and used by it as auxiliary tools invoked as separate processes. They are not part of the Software and do not constitute a derivative work of it: their presence in the same package is mere aggregation on a common medium, done for the Licensee's convenience.

Each Third-Party Component is governed solely and entirely by its own licence, whose text accompanies the component inside the installation package. The Licensor does not restrict, and does not purport to restrict, the rights those licences grant the Licensee over those components. Conversely, those licences do not extend to the Software, which remains subject in its entirety to this Agreement.

Licence

The limited right of use granted by the Licensor to the Licensee under the conditions set out in this Agreement.

Authorised Device

The physical computer on which the Licensee may validly activate a Licence under the conditions set out in this Agreement.

Evaluation Period

The period during which the Software may be used solely for evaluation purposes before a commercial Licence is required.

Licence Key

The unique code issued by the Licensor to authorise activation of the Software.

Update

Any new version, revision, improvement, patch or official modification published by the Licensor.

Article 5. Legal nature of the Licence

Commercial Licences for Ingest Pro are granted on a fixed-term, automatically renewing subscription basis, monthly or annual depending on the plan contracted. Perpetual licences are not sold. The right of use subsists for as long as the subscription remains in force and payments are up to date, and ends when the subscription ends.

Acquiring a Licence does not entail the transfer of ownership of the Software.

The Licensor grants only a limited right of use under the conditions set out in this Agreement.

All rights not expressly granted to the Licensee remain reserved to the Licensor.

Article 6. Acceptance of the Agreement

Installing, activating, copying or using the Software constitutes express and unconditional acceptance of this Agreement.

The Licensee declares that they have read this document in full and understand the legal scope of the obligations assumed.

If the Licensee does not accept any of the provisions contained in this Agreement, they must immediately cancel the installation process and refrain from using the Software.

TITLE II

GRANT OF LICENCE

Article 7. Grant of Licence

The Licensor grants the Licensee a limited, non-exclusive, personal and non-transferable licence of use, revocable in the cases provided for in this Agreement, to install and use the Software in accordance with the conditions set out in this EULA.

The Licence authorises only the use of the Software in line with the functionality officially provided by the Licensor, and does not under any circumstances entail the transfer of ownership of the Software or of any associated intellectual or industrial property right.

Article 8. Nature of the Licence

Acquiring a Licence does not constitute a sale of the Software, but the grant of a limited right of use.

All rights not expressly granted to the Licensee remain reserved to the Licensor.

Article 9. Evaluation Period

The Licensor may make available to the public an evaluation version of the Software, intended solely to allow the prospective Licensee to assess its functionality before acquiring a commercial Licence.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, the Evaluation Period lasts a maximum of fourteen (14) calendar days, counted from the first activation of the Software on the relevant Device. During that period the Software is fully functional, with no feature restrictions, and requires no payment details.

This Evaluation Period applies to the Ingest Pro desktop application, the Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro and Ingest Pro Resolve (see Annexes I and III, which set when it starts in each plugin). Clock Fix Pro offers a free plan with no expiry instead (see Annex II).

Once the Evaluation Period has ended, the Software may wholly or partly limit its operation until the Licensee enters a valid Licence Key issued by the Licensor.

Article 10. Activation

The number of Authorised Devices on which the same Licence may be activated depends on the plan contracted and is stated on the plans page at the time of purchase. As at this version: in the desktop application, the Personal plan allows one (1) Authorised Device and the Studio plan four (4); the Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro, Ingest Pro Resolve and the Clock Fix Pro Pro plan allow one (1) Authorised Device. In all cases, the Devices must remain under the direct control of the same Licensee.

The Licensee may release a Device's slot from within the Software in order to activate it on another. If the operating system is reinstalled, or the computer replaced, without first releasing that slot, the new installation counts as a different Device and consumes another slot; in that case the Licensor will release it manually at the Licensee's request.

The Licensor may put in place technical mechanisms to verify the validity of Licences, prevent fraudulent use or block unauthorised activations.

The Licensor may revoke, suspend or invalidate any Licence obtained through fraud, tampering, reverse engineering, unauthorised distribution or any other means contrary to this Agreement.

Article 11. Updates

The Licensor may publish Updates intended to fix errors, improve performance, increase security, add new features, modify existing features or withdraw experimental ones.

The availability of an Update does not oblige the Licensor to maintain indefinitely any feature present in earlier versions of the Software.

TITLE III

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE LICENSEE

Article 12. Professional and commercial use

The Licensor expressly authorises the Licensee to use the Software for personal, professional or commercial purposes, provided that such use complies with the conditions set out in this Agreement.

The Software may be used to provide services to third parties, develop audiovisual projects, produce commercial content or carry out any other lawful activity, without this granting the Licensee any right over the intellectual property of the Software.

Article 13. Use restrictions

The Licensee undertakes to use the Software solely in accordance with its intended purpose and with the provisions of this Agreement.

Unless previously and expressly authorised by the Licensor, the following are prohibited:

a) Distributing, renting, transferring, sublicensing or otherwise making the Software available to third parties.

b) Using the Software in a way that infringes applicable legislation or the rights of third parties.

c) Altering, removing or concealing copyright notices, trade marks, identifiers or any other information relating to the intellectual property of the Software.

d) Circumventing, or attempting to circumvent, the protection, activation or validation mechanisms built into the Software.

e) Using Licence Keys obtained by fraudulent or unauthorised means.

Article 14. Reverse engineering

Except where applicable legislation permits it on a mandatory and non-waivable basis, the Licensee may not carry out, or attempt to carry out, reverse engineering, decompilation, disassembly, modification, adaptation, translation, analysis of internal operation or any other procedure aimed at obtaining the source code, internal architecture, algorithms, operating logic or any non-public technical information about the Software.

Likewise, it is prohibited to create derivative works, modified versions or products that reproduce, in whole or in part, the essential functionality of the Software through unauthorised analysis or reproduction techniques.

Article 15. Licence Keys

Each Licence Key issued by the Licensor is unique and identifies the authorisation granted to the Licensee to use the Software under the conditions of this Agreement.

The Licensee is responsible for keeping their Licence Key safe and confidential, and undertakes not to disclose it, share it or allow its use by unauthorised third parties.

The Licensor may suspend or revoke any Licence Key in respect of which there are reasonable indications of fraudulent use, unauthorised distribution or breach of this Agreement, without prejudice to any legal action that may be appropriate.

TITLE IV

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Article 16. Copyright

The Ingest Pro Software, including its source code, object code, architecture, design, graphical interface, documentation, graphic resources, audiovisual elements, algorithms, databases, internal structures, iconography, logos, trade names and any other component forming part of it, is a work protected by national and international intellectual and industrial property legislation.

All exploitation rights over the Software belong exclusively to the Licensor, except for third-party elements used under their respective licences.

The grant of a Licence of use does not under any circumstances entail the assignment, transfer or limitation of the Licensor's intellectual and industrial property rights, which it retains in full over the Software.

The Licensee expressly acknowledges that this Agreement grants them only a limited right to use the Software, and does not confer any ownership right over it.

Article 17. Trade marks and distinctive signs

The name Ingest Pro, the name VT Prods, their logos, icons, trade names, distinctive signs, corporate identity elements and any other designations used to identify the Software or the Licensor are protected by applicable intellectual and industrial property legislation, as well as by any rights arising from their present or future registration.

Unless previously and expressly authorised in writing by the Licensor, the Licensee may not reproduce, use, modify, register, distribute or employ those distinctive signs in a way that may cause confusion as to their origin, ownership or relationship with the Software.

Use of the Licensor's trade marks and distinctive signs for descriptive, informative or legitimate reference purposes does not in itself grant any right over them, and applicable legislation and the Licensor's exclusive rights must be respected in all cases.

Article 18. Graphic resources and visual elements

All graphic resources incorporated into the Software, including but not limited to logos, icons, illustrations, banners, images, designs, custom typefaces, animations, user interfaces, visual elements, promotional material and any other graphic content developed specifically for Ingest Pro, form an integral part of the Software and are protected by applicable intellectual property legislation.

Unless expressly authorised by the Licensor, those resources may not be reproduced, modified, extracted, reused, distributed or used independently of the Software, or for purposes other than those expressly authorised under this Agreement.

The use of third-party resources incorporated into the Software is governed by the conditions of their respective licences, without this implying any attribution of ownership of those elements to the Licensor.

Article 19. Reservation of rights

All intellectual and industrial property rights over the Software that are not expressly granted to the Licensee under this Agreement remain exclusively reserved to the Licensor.

The grant of a Licence of use does not confer on the Licensee any right of ownership, title, exploitation, modification, reproduction, distribution, public communication, transformation, commercialisation or any other right beyond those expressly provided for in this Agreement.

No provision of this EULA may be interpreted as a waiver, assignment, transfer or limitation of the Licensor's exclusive rights over the Software or any of its components.

Any forbearance by the Licensor in the face of a breach of this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of its rights, nor prevent it from taking whatever legal action is appropriate to defend its interests.

TITLE V

WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Article 20. Warranties

The Software is made available to the Licensee as a computer tool intended to assist with the organisation, analysis and automation of audiovisual workflows.

The Licensor states that it has developed the Software according to reasonable standards of quality, stability and reliability, carrying out such technical checks as it considers appropriate before each official release.

Nevertheless, given the nature of the Software, the diversity of existing hardware and software configurations and the continuous evolution of operating systems, third-party applications and computer equipment, the Licensor does not warrant that the Software will operate uninterrupted, entirely free of errors, or compatible with every possible configuration.

The Licensee expressly acknowledges that no computer program can guarantee the complete absence of errors, and accepts using the Software at their own risk and subject to the limitations inherent to any computer application.

The foregoing is without prejudice to the statutory guarantee of conformity granted by consumer protection legislation to anyone contracting as a consumer, which is non-waivable and is not limited by this Agreement. If the Software does not match its description, the consumer may require it to be brought into conformity in accordance with that legislation.

Article 21. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Licensor shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages, or for loss of profit, arising from the use of, or the inability to use, the Software.

In particular, the Licensor shall not be liable for data loss, loss of projects, business interruption, financial loss, damage arising from incorrect configuration, improper use of the Software, modifications made by third parties, incompatibilities with external applications, or any other circumstance beyond the Licensor's reasonable control.

The Licensee is solely responsible for checking the results obtained with the Software before using them in production, editing, broadcast, publication or any other professional workflow.

The Licensor's total liability, whatever its cause, shall in all cases be limited to the amount actually paid by the Licensee for the relevant Licence, unless applicable law expressly establishes a different mandatory limit.

The limitations in this article do not apply in cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence by the Licensor, nor against consumers in respect of anything that consumer protection legislation declares non-waivable, nor in respect of damage to human life or physical integrity.

Article 22. Backups and preservation of information

The Licensee is solely responsible for making adequate backups of their projects, files, configurations and any other information used together with the Software.

The Licensor expressly recommends keeping regular backups before carrying out operations that may modify, reorganise, export or process information relevant to the Licensee.

The Software is a tool that supports the audiovisual workflow and does not replace the ordinary protection, preservation and verification measures that are the Licensee's own responsibility.

Failure to make sufficient backups shall not give rise to any liability on the part of the Licensor in respect of the loss, alteration or corruption of information processed with the Software.

TITLE VI

PRIVACY AND DATA PROCESSING

Article 23. Data processing

The Licensor will process such personal data as may be necessary to provide the services associated with the Software, in accordance with applicable data protection legislation.

The processing of that data is strictly limited to the purposes necessary for installation, activation, Licence validation, provision of technical support, improvement of the Software and compliance with applicable legal obligations.

The Licensor will adopt reasonable technical and organisational measures to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and security of the information processed, in line with the state of the art and applicable legislation.

Where legally required, the processing of personal data is also governed by the corresponding Privacy Policy published by the Licensor, which complements the provisions of this Agreement.

Article 24. Local operation of the Software

Except for those features that expressly require a connection to services managed by the Licensor, Ingest Pro has been designed to carry out its core functions locally on the Licensee's Device.

The processing of projects, audiovisual files, metadata and other information used during ordinary operation of the Software takes place, as a general rule, on the Licensee's own Device, without automatic transmission of its content to the Licensor.

Any communications necessary for Licence activation, checking for updates, validating the Software or using online services are limited to the information strictly necessary to provide those features.

The Licensor will not access the content of the Licensee's audiovisual projects unless the Licensee voluntarily provides it in connection with a request for technical assistance, incident diagnosis or any other expressly requested service.

The Licensee acknowledges that certain future features may require a connection to the Licensor's remote services, which will be duly notified where applicable.

TITLE VII

TERM, SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION OF THE LICENCE

Article 25. Term of the Licence

This Agreement takes effect from the moment the Licensee installs, activates or uses the Software, and remains in force for as long as the Licence continues to be valid, or until any of the grounds for termination provided for in this EULA arises.

The end of the Evaluation Period does not terminate this Agreement; it merely ends the right to continue using the Software without a valid commercial Licence.

The commercial Licence renews automatically at the end of each billed period, unless previously cancelled by the Licensee. Cancellation is free and can be done at any time, with no notice period or penalty, from the customer area of the website or from the Lemon Squeezy billing portal. Once the subscription is cancelled, the right of use continues until the end of the period already paid for and does not renew. Non-payment, cancellation or expiry of the subscription ends the right of use, without affecting the files, sequences or projects the Licensee has generated, which remain theirs.

Provisions relating to intellectual property, limitation of liability, confidentiality, data protection and any others which by their nature should survive shall remain in force even after termination of the Licence.

Article 26. Termination of the Agreement

The Licensor may terminate this Agreement immediately where the Licensee seriously breaches any of the obligations set out in it.

The following constitute, among others, cases of serious breach:

a) Using Licence Keys obtained by fraudulent means.

b) Unauthorised distribution, transfer or commercialisation of the Software.

c) Carrying out reverse engineering, decompilation or tampering aimed at circumventing the Software's protection mechanisms.

d) Any use of the Software contrary to applicable legislation or to the Licensor's intellectual and industrial property rights.

Termination of this Agreement entails the immediate loss of the right to use the Software, without prejudice to any legal action available to the Licensor.

Article 27. Suspension and revocation of Licences

The Licensor may temporarily suspend or permanently revoke a Licence where there are reasonable indications of fraud, unauthorised use, unlawful distribution of Licence Keys, breach of this Agreement or any other action that compromises the security, integrity or operation of the licensing system.

Wherever circumstances allow, the Licensor will endeavour to inform the Licensee beforehand of the reason for the suspension or revocation, giving them, where appropriate, the opportunity to remedy the situation.

The suspension or revocation of a Licence does not give rise to any right to compensation where it results from the Licensee's breach of this Agreement.

Termination or revocation of the Licence does not affect the rights available to the Licensor under applicable legislation or under this Agreement.

TITLE VIII

FINAL PROVISIONS

Article 28. Amendments to this Agreement

The Licensor may amend this EULA where necessary to adapt it to legislative, technical, functional or commercial changes relating to the Software.

Amendments shall not affect rights previously acquired by the Licensee, unless they are necessary to comply with mandatory legal obligations.

New versions of this Agreement will be made available to the Licensee by such means as the Licensor considers appropriate, taking effect from the moment they apply to the corresponding version of the Software.

Article 29. Partial invalidity

If any provision of this Agreement is declared wholly or partly null, invalid or unenforceable by a final decision of the competent authority, that shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions, which shall remain fully effective to the extent permitted by applicable law.

The affected clauses shall, so far as possible, be interpreted or replaced by others producing equivalent legal effects and respecting the purpose originally pursued by this Agreement.

Article 30. Applicable law

This Agreement is governed by and shall be interpreted in accordance with Spanish law, without prejudice to any mandatory rules that apply under the relevant legal system.

Anything not expressly provided for in this EULA shall be governed by the legislation in force on intellectual property, electronic contracting, consumer protection, personal data protection and any other applicable rules.

Article 31. Jurisdiction

Any dispute arising in relation to the interpretation, performance, fulfilment or validity of this Agreement shall be submitted to the courts having jurisdiction under applicable legislation.

Where the legislation in force allows it, the parties shall endeavour to resolve any dispute beforehand through direct, good-faith communication, with a view to reaching an amicable solution before going to court.

Article 31 bis. Contracting and invoicing

Licences are not charged directly by the Licensor: they are contracted through Lemon Squeezy, which acts as the authorised seller (Merchant of Record) and issues the corresponding invoice, settling the indirect taxes applicable according to the Licensee's country.

When buying on the website, the Licensee requests immediate delivery of the Licence Key and expressly accepts, before payment, that once it is delivered the right of withdrawal is lost, in accordance with the refund policy. This waiver does not affect the legal guarantee of conformity.

The purchase itself is governed by the Lemon Squeezy buyer terms; use of the Software, by this Agreement. In the event of conflict, the rights that consumer law and the refund policy grant the consumer prevail.

The conditions of sale, the right of withdrawal and the refund policy are set out in the refund policy, and the Licensor's identification details in the legal notice. For any question: support@ingest-pro.com.

Article 32. Entry into force

This Agreement takes effect on the date of publication of the corresponding version of the Software and remains in force for as long as the Licensor continues to distribute it, or until it is replaced by a later version of this EULA.

Installing, activating or using Ingest Pro implies full acceptance of this Agreement by the Licensee, who declares that they have read and understood all of its provisions.

ANNEX I

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS FOR THE ADOBE PREMIERE PRO PLUGIN

This Annex develops, for the Ingest Pro plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro (hereinafter, the "Plugin"), the general conditions set out in the preceding articles, in accordance with Article 3. In the event of any conflict between the general articles and this Annex as regards the Plugin, this Annex shall prevail.

Article A.1. Independent product

The Plugin is a standalone commercial product with its own Licence and its own subscription. A Licence for the Ingest Pro desktop application does not entitle the Licensee to use the Plugin, nor the other way round, and neither of them entitles the Licensee to use Clock Fix Pro.

Article A.2. Requirements and relationship with Adobe

The Plugin requires a valid, licensed installation of Adobe Premiere Pro at the minimum version declared in its manifest. Obtaining and maintaining that licence is solely the Licensee's responsibility.

Adobe Inc. is not a party to this Agreement, does not sponsor, endorse or support the Plugin, and assumes no liability arising from its use. Adobe, Adobe Premiere Pro and Creative Cloud are registered trademarks of Adobe Inc., used here for identification and descriptive purposes only.

Article A.3. Distribution channels

The Plugin is distributed through the Licensor's official channels and, where applicable, through the Adobe Creative Cloud Marketplace. Installation is free of charge in all of them; subscription features require a Licence in force under this Agreement, regardless of the channel used to install it.

Where the Plugin is obtained through the Adobe Creative Cloud Marketplace, that platform's terms govern the download and installation process, while use of the Plugin continues to be governed by this Agreement.

Article A.4. Evaluation Period and free version

The Plugin includes the Evaluation Period provided for in Article 9: fourteen (14) calendar days with all of its features, without providing any payment method, counted from the first timeline it builds on the Computer. If a Licence is activated on the Computer before that, the Evaluation Period is deemed to start that day.

Once that period ends, it may continue to be used without a Licence in its free version, limited to two (2) sources per timeline, with no expiry. Sources are the cameras and any separately recorded audio that does not belong to an included camera; in "one track per clip" mode, the limit is two clips.

Without that limit, it requires a valid Licence, taken out as a monthly or yearly subscription and charged when it is taken out.

Installations that already started the Evaluation Period with an earlier version keep it, without starting another. Subscriptions taken out earlier with a free fifteen (15) day trial keep their conditions.

Article A.5. Activation, validation and offline use

Activating a Licence requires an internet connection. During that process, the Licence Key and a random identifier generated on the Authorised Computer are transmitted to the licensing platform; that identifier contains no personal data and does not allow the computer to be identified by its technical characteristics.

The Plugin checks periodically that the Licence is still in force, at most once every thirty (30) days. If the server does not respond when that time comes, the Plugin keeps working with the last known valid state for another thirty (30) days, that is, up to sixty (60) days from the last successful validation, so that its use does not depend on having a permanent connection.

Once that period has elapsed without validation, subscription features are disabled until connectivity is restored. This does not terminate the Licence nor the Licensee's right to reactivate it.

Article A.6. Handling of the Licensee's media

The Plugin reads metadata and audio tracks from the files selected by the Licensee and creates temporary working files in the data folder assigned to it by the host application. The Plugin does not modify, overwrite or delete the original media files. Its operations are applied to the Adobe Premiere Pro project and timeline, not to the recorded material.

The Licensee remains responsible for keeping backups of their material in line with good practice in their industry, as provided for in the general articles.

Article A.7. Third-party components

The Plugin includes components developed by third parties and distributed under their own licences, whose full texts are included in the installation package itself:

a) FFmpeg, used to read and extract audio and video frames, distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (GNU LGPL, version 3). A build without the components subject to the GNU GPL is used deliberately, as those components are not required for the functions the Plugin relies on. The full licence text accompanies the executable inside the package. The Licensee may request the corresponding source code for that build by writing to support@ingest-pro.com, and it will be provided in accordance with the terms of that licence.

b) TweetNaCl-js, used for cryptographic operations, released into the public domain by its authors.

The restrictions on use, copying, modification and redistribution set out in the general articles of this Agreement do not apply to those third-party components, which are governed solely by their respective licences. They apply only to the code, resources and documentation owned by the Licensor.

Article A.8. Dependence on the host application

The Plugin's operation depends on the programming interfaces that Adobe Premiere Pro makes available to third parties. The Licensor does not control those interfaces and cannot guarantee compatibility with future versions of the host application.

The Licensor undertakes to adapt the Plugin, within reason, to changes Adobe introduces in its interfaces; this is an obligation of means, not of result, and is not a guarantee of uninterrupted availability.

ANNEX II

SPECIFIC TERMS FOR CLOCK FIX PRO

Article B.1. Independent product

Clock Fix Pro is a stand-alone product, with its own Licence and, on the Pro plan, its own subscription. Its Licence does not enable the use of Ingest Pro or the Plugin, nor vice versa.

Article B.2. Free plan and Pro plan

Clock Fix Pro has no Evaluation Period. It offers a free plan, with no expiry, no file limit and no account required, which corrects the recording date and time. The other features (time zone, camera make and model, reel, scene and notes, title, description, keywords and batch renaming) require the Pro plan, which is contracted as a monthly or yearly subscription and unlocked inside the same program with a Licence Key.

Article B.3. Writing to the Licensee's files

Unlike the other products, Clock Fix Pro writes to the files the Licensee selects: it rewrites their metadata (date, time and any other fields chosen) and, if renaming is used, their name. It does not re-encode picture or sound.

Before writing, the program saves a backup and allows the changes to be undone. Even so, the Licensee must keep their own copies of the footage before processing it, in accordance with Article 22, and check the result before deleting the originals from recording cards or drives.

Article B.4. Third-party components

Clock Fix Pro uses ExifTool, by Phil Harvey, to read and write metadata. ExifTool is governed exclusively by its own licence, and the restrictions in the general articles do not apply to it.

ANNEX III

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS FOR INGEST PRO RESOLVE (DAVINCI RESOLVE STUDIO PLUGIN)

This Annex develops, for Ingest Pro Resolve, the Ingest Pro plugin for DaVinci Resolve Studio (hereinafter, the "DaVinci Plugin"), the general conditions set out in the preceding articles, in accordance with Article 3. In the event of any conflict between the general articles and this Annex as regards the DaVinci Plugin, this Annex shall prevail.

Article C.1. Independent product

The DaVinci Plugin is a standalone commercial product with its own Licence and its own subscription. Its Licence does not entitle the Licensee to use the Ingest Pro desktop application, the Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro or Clock Fix Pro, and none of those entitles the Licensee to use the DaVinci Plugin.

Article C.2. Requirements and relationship with Blackmagic Design

The DaVinci Plugin requires a valid, licensed installation of DaVinci Resolve Studio at the minimum version stated on the product page. The free edition of DaVinci Resolve does not load add-ons of this kind. Obtaining and maintaining that licence is solely the Licensee's responsibility.

Blackmagic Design Pty. Ltd. is not a party to this Agreement, does not sponsor, endorse or support the DaVinci Plugin, and assumes no liability arising from its use. DaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Resolve Studio are trademarks of Blackmagic Design Pty. Ltd., used here for identification and descriptive purposes only.

Article C.3. Distribution channels

The DaVinci Plugin is distributed through the Licensor's official channels, by means of an installer that copies it into the DaVinci Resolve add-ons folder. Installation is free of charge; subscription features require a Licence in force under this Agreement.

Article C.4. Evaluation Period and free version

The DaVinci Plugin includes the Evaluation Period provided for in Article 9: fourteen (14) calendar days with all of its features, without providing any payment method, counted from the first timeline it builds on the Computer. If a Licence is activated on the Computer before that, the Evaluation Period is deemed to start that day.

Without that limit, it requires a valid Licence, taken out as a monthly or yearly subscription and charged when it is taken out.

Installations that already started the Evaluation Period with an earlier version, which counted it from the first time the DaVinci Plugin was opened, keep it. Subscriptions taken out earlier with a free fifteen (15) day trial keep their conditions.

Article C.5. Activation, validation and offline use

Article A.5 for the Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro applies: activation requires an internet connection and transmits only the Licence Key and a random identifier generated on the Authorised Computer; the Licence is checked at most once every thirty (30) days, and where the server does not respond the last valid state is retained for another thirty (30) days, up to sixty (60) from the last successful validation.

Article C.6. Handling of the Licensee's media and project

The DaVinci Plugin reads metadata and audio tracks from the files selected by the Licensee and creates temporary working files in its data folder. It does not modify, overwrite or delete the original media files. Its operations are applied to the DaVinci Resolve Studio project and timelines: it imports the media into the Media Pool and places the clips on a new timeline or, if the Licensee so chooses, after whatever the open timeline already contains, without modifying the existing clips.

The Licensee remains responsible for keeping backups of their material and projects in line with good practice in their industry, as provided for in the general articles.

Article C.7. Third-party components

The DaVinci Plugin includes components developed by third parties and distributed under their own licences:

a) FFmpeg, on the same terms described in Article A.7 (GNU LGPL, version 3, a build without components subject to the GNU GPL), whose licence text accompanies the executables inside the package.

b) ExifTool, by Phil Harvey, used to read file metadata, governed solely by its own licence.

c) TweetNaCl-js, used for cryptographic operations, released into the public domain by its authors.

d) The Blackmagic Design integration module (WorkflowIntegration.node), included in the development kit that Blackmagic Design makes available to developers of DaVinci Resolve add-ons, governed by Blackmagic Design's terms.

Article C.8. Dependence on the host application

The DaVinci Plugin's operation depends on the programming interfaces that DaVinci Resolve Studio makes available to third parties. The Licensor does not control those interfaces and cannot guarantee compatibility with future versions of the host application.

The Licensor undertakes to adapt the DaVinci Plugin, within reason, to changes Blackmagic Design introduces in its interfaces; this is an obligation of means, not of result, and is not a guarantee of uninterrupted availability.

End of the End User Licence Agreement (EULA).

Ingest Pro

Software version: 2.1.7

Document version: 2.8.0