I have a couple of questions about that news article, because it just says “Wavelab 9” which is a little vague. Only the “learn more” article mentions 9.0 and 9.1 specifically for the Windows 10 20H2 incompatibility.
So my questions are:
How long will the 50% incompatibility discount be in effect?
Is Wavelab 9.5 included in eligibility for the 50% incompatibility discount, even though 9.5 is apparently not affected by the incompatibility at all?
A poster on the German forum, and Mr. Soundman here have both attempted to Update from 9.5 using the offer and have been at least partially, but not completely successful in getting it to work.
Is that because Wavelab 9.5 is not really included in the incompatibility update discount?. Because Wavelab 9.5 apparently still works fine in Windows 10 20H2 (and latest Win 10 2004 by my testing).