Magix Mpeg 4 Basic Activation

Thank you,
Ivo, Senior Product Manager
magix.com/finance

I have no direct experience with Magix, but the way I would do it in C++ is like this:
#include

#include

#include
#include

int main() {
using namespace std::chrono;
using namespace std::chrono_literals;

std::vector> data = { {0}, {1}, {2} };
std::vector> output;

// compress the data
for (auto& elem : data) {
std::list compressed_data;
for (auto& elem_in : elem) {
compressed_data.emplace_back(elem_in);
}
// the output
for (auto& compressed_elem : compressed_data) {
output.emplace_back(std::move(compressed_elem));
}
}

return 0;
}

std::vector>::iterator begin(vector>& data) {
// We need the iterator (pointer) to the first element
// Remember, C++ lists are represented by pointer internally,
// so we need to use & to get the address of the first element
return &data.front();
}

std::vector>::iterator end(vector>& data) {
// An iterator with the second last element, to make it stop exactly at the
// end of the data
return &(data.back());
}

The output is now:
{[0], [0,

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–> you need the standard version. After you activated it, you can insert new mpeg-4 clips into your projects.
However, for mpeg-4 export you need the extended version, which is more costly (see above).

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