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I've just done a really dumb thing! Bought FCP HD 7 upgrade and I don't even have another cversion installed. What version can I buy to enable me to use the ver 7 upgrde?

Lost for words on my own stupidity! lol!
 
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Late 2013 rMBP, i7, 750m gpu, OSX versions 10.9.3, 10.10
I assume when you say you bought FCP v7 upgrade, that you really bought FCS 3 upgrade? (FCP isn't available as a standalone product) - Assuming it's FCS3, then you need a full version of FCS2, FCS1, Production Suite, or any prior version of FCP (in the past, FCP was sold as a standalone product) - but not the academic version or NFR version.
 

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