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| Gear maniac Join Date: Apr 2007
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| I installed Reaper on my system and it started crashing every time I launched the program except for the very first time I launched it, right after installation. It crashes every time the program scans for VST and DirectX plugins. I have a few hundred plugins. Is there a way around this crashing besides checking each plugin one at a time (...adding to the plugins folder one plugin at a time) ? |
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| Gear nut Join Date: Oct 2006
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If REAPER encounters plug-ins that crash during scanning, if you run it again it will start over and not rescan any that crashed or were already scanned... so to the extent that there are problematic plug-ins, just keep running it and it should eventually sort itself out... -Justin | |
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