Ehhh, but at this price I stop, I won't go any lower.
What seems absurd to me (cracked copies aside) is that they are all obsessed with the best orchestral sound libraries and if they aren't perfect, they won't even take them even if you give them away for free.
For me (differences between the various libraries aside), the reasons that lead to procrastinating are two:
the alleged difficulty of managing the sounds, which is not true since the proprietary player for Vsl is quite intuitive.
the unwillingness to pay the license transfer fee on the official website (an operation that is not mandatory for the use of the libraries themselves).
Thanking Frank for the report (it has been months since I last visited this forum, but not only that), I respond to this request: of the libraries in question, I am left with Epic Horns (the only one that does not require the proprietary Vsl player), which can also be used with Kontakt (from version 3.0 onwards).
As was to be demonstrated (I have now gained an experience that is understatement to call highly "professional", but I must specify, unfortunately, in terms of being ripped off), in 99.999999% of cases, anyone who starts by saying they are interested in an item for sale, is not; the result is merely wasted time, as is the usual practice (I repeat, I am speaking from experience).