Fxpansion VST Wrapper 2.0 Causing constant BSOD

[JayB]

I recently got a new laptop to replace my desktop setup. The only problem I've run into so far is that for some damn reason every time I select the folder to detect and wrap plugins in VST Wrapper, it crashes after a few seconds and I get the blue screen of death. Every time. Anyone else have this problem, or know how to fix it?

 

[JayB]

Anyone? This problem has me totally stumped.

 

[C_F_H_13]

I don't really have any suggestion, except that that wrapper is incredibly unstable in the best of situations.

One thing it could be though is whatever plug it's trying to wrap first. Maybe take all the plugs out of the folder and just put em in 1 at a time do it that way. that way you'll know who the culprit is.

 

[abt]

I don't really have any suggestion, except that that wrapper is incredibly unstable in the best of situations.

One thing it could be though is whatever plug it's trying to wrap first. Maybe take all the plugs out of the folder and just put em in 1 at a time do it that way. that way you'll know who the culprit is.

Yeah I had this problem before, although I'm not using any wrapped VSTs at the moment, this is how I fixed it.

 

[drew_drummer]

File a support ticket, and one of the support staff will help you out. Remember to include all system and OS information, as well as your soundcard, etc...

 

[JayB]

File a support ticket, and one of the support staff will help you out. Remember to include all system and OS information, as well as your soundcard, etc...

I did, they were pretty far from helpful. But they did mention the possible add one in at a time thing. That will take forever but I'll give it a shot.

 

[JayB]

I don't really have any suggestion, except that that wrapper is incredibly unstable in the best of situations.

One thing it could be though is whatever plug it's trying to wrap first. Maybe take all the plugs out of the folder and just put em in 1 at a time do it that way. that way you'll know who the culprit is.

This is what the Fxpansion guy said. I'll give it a try. Thanks for the help guys!

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

It's amazing how one poorly coded VST can fuck all your shit up.

 

[JayB]

It's amazing how one poorly coded VST can fuck all your shit up.

I know, right! Well, I'm happy to let everyone know that the adding one at a time method worked.

 

[ahjteam]

which one was the culprit?

 

[drew_drummer]

I did, they were pretty far from helpful.

Hmmmmm....

Do I bite? Do I bite???

 

[JayB]

Hmmmmm....

Do I bite? Do I bite???

Huh?

 

[JayB]

which one was the culprit?

I'm not exactly sure, it could have been more than one. Basically I just went through them and looked at which ones I actually use on a regular basis (maybe 10 or 15), and just wrapped those, and it worked.