How To Install Vst Plugins In Winamp 5
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As title suggests, I can't install any VSTs in MC24 (64bit), Windows 10. MC has been registered (forgot to provide registration key at first).
From researching this forum, I understand MC24 (64bit) can only accept VST2 plugins and they must be 64bit. As none of my existing VSTs would install, I downloaded several to test to ensure they were 64bit and VST2 (mvMeter2 x64.dll, MJUCjr.dll, Bitter_64.dll). After installing the VST (in >Program Files>Steinberg>VSTPlugins), I then: 1. Open DSP studio (Player>DSP Studio.). Select 'Manage Plug-ins.'
>'Add JRiver, VST, or Winamp Plug-in.' When 'Do you want to allow this app.' Appears, select 'Yes'. When the 'Select Plug-in File' window appears, navigate to the.dll file in the VST folder structure above and select the desired.dll file. Select 'Open'.
For every VST plug-in, 'Failed to install plug-in' appears. Here is a screenshot of the DSP settings. Is there certain settings that have to be selected or enabled before installing a VST plugin?
Is the path structure for the plugins OK (>Program Files>Steinberg>VSTPlugins)? Perusing the forum, it seems others are also having trouble installing VSTs. Hopefully, I'm just missing something simples as VST capability was the reason I purchased JRiver. Hello loddie, I just grabbed the Bitter plugin (Bitter_64.dll) and installed it without any problem.
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There isn't anything special you need to do to install plugins, other than making sure you're using x64 with x64. I have had a couple plugins not install (out of 50+ or so) fail, but come to think of it, I am pretty sure I haven't seen that error message since I upgraded to x64 (weird). The path to the.dll doesn't matter as long as it installed. Whenever you run a plugin, it will phone home and figure out the path/validation by itself. Are you able to open them and use them in other hosts without problems?
Perhaps a dumb question, but just to try to eliminate variables, did you actually install the plugins. I ask because it seems like some free plugin vst dll's are bundled up without their installers, and that will cause them to fail. (Just because I have never done this before, I just uninstalled bitter but kept the dll, and then installed it in media center.
It failed but not with a popup message. See screen shot. It's funny that media center still installed it but failed it.