zaphod77 wrote on Today, 04:42:

i think it's because i'm on windows 11. […]
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i think it's because i'm on windows 11.

you are on windows 10, and it works.

messing with compatibility didn't help.

for my final test i'm closing down chrome completely.

didn't matter. tyrus 1,256,000,000 ver and vampire do not load, and it's definitely the 32 bit player

test version didn't change anything.

Hi,
I meant a screenshot about the ...About box where the versions can be seen.
BTW, I have just tested also the newest test version on Win 11 and it works perfectly :

Some things you can try:
1. Try to run FSMP as Administrator (although this is not needed, maybe it can show what kind of problem you have).
2. Make sure the dll is not blocked by Windows (blocked state is the default for downloaded files).

and after the reboot no vstis are playing any audio with midiplayer6!

okay that seems to be caused by running the test version.

zaphod77 wrote on Today, 04:42:

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okay rebooting my computer did fix it.

But it seems m-audio gm module and hypecanvas vsti don't load. hypercanvas requests to be reinstalled twice, and then shows the "not a 32 bit" error, and m-audio gm module gives an access violation. both function with savihost.

I have just noticed your edit.

I have also tested Roland/Edirol HyperCanvas and it also works perfectly:

So you should check the usual things...

I do not know what 'm-audio gm modul' is so I could not test it.

and after the reboot no vstis are playing any audio with midiplayer6!

There must be some serious problems with your system... What kind of Antivirus do you have? It seems some files are randomly blocked on your system.
BTW, VSTi plugins use the same audio path as SF2 soundfonts. So you should check what audio hardware is selected and what mode is selected (WASAPI/Diretsound) on the 'Device settings' dialog.

okay got audio working again. that was annoying. I'm not too worried about hyper canvas. i think the issue is probably DRM related. the m-audio gm module is supposed to be hardware locked.