I have seen FXbench mentioned here on the forum and I have a
few question from the members that use it.
Will it be alright on a Vista machine?
Does FXbench work with VS11.5?
and finally is the download site safe?
I would also like read any comments you may have about FXbench.
Thanks everyone.
Questions about FXbench and VS11.5
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Yes, yes and yes! 
Stefan Burger is a member here, and occasionally visits this Board.
Although not particularly instinctive to use, once you get the hang of it, it is relatively easy... I just use it like any of the other filters. I apply it to a clip, then use 'Customise Filter' to choose the filter within FXBench that I am after and change its settings.
I like the fact that it contains a number of useful effects that if you can find them elsewhere, usually are part of a fairly expensive package... With Stefan's, it's of course free!
Stefan Burger is a member here, and occasionally visits this Board.Although not particularly instinctive to use, once you get the hang of it, it is relatively easy... I just use it like any of the other filters. I apply it to a clip, then use 'Customise Filter' to choose the filter within FXBench that I am after and change its settings.
I like the fact that it contains a number of useful effects that if you can find them elsewhere, usually are part of a fairly expensive package... With Stefan's, it's of course free!
Ken Berry