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--- troubleshooting [2020/06/29 16:20] – [Issues with bundled plug-ins] shane
+++ troubleshooting [2023/05/08 18:59] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Plug-ins that Unify cannot yet load =====
 We are working hard to track down why Unify can't load certain plug-ins. The following is a list of plug-ins which **at least some users** have reported being unable to load - many others are. The plug-in format and operating system are indicated in parentheses, where known.
+**Note this list is out-of-date (as of February 2022).** Since this list was first compiled, Unify has improved, and several vendors have released newer versions of their plug-ins which work better in Unify.
   * **AIR Music Technology**
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 Please use the [[https://forums.pluginguru.com|PlugInGuru Forums]] to let us know about any more you may discover. We have set up separate forums for plug-in issues on Windows and Mac computers, because it often happens that a plug-in may work on one, but not the other.
-**ALSO** - another alternative way to load Plug-Ins is to drag the plug-ins from your finder into Unify's "Known Plugins" window (click the PlugIn icon bottom Right cluster). This bypasses the scanner and will allow you to load as many files as you select in your finder and drag into Unify,
+**ALSO** - The recommended way to register plug-ins is to drag the plug-in file(s) from Windows Explorer (or Mac Finder) into Unify's "Known Plug-Ins" view (click the "plug" icon bottom Right cluster). This bypasses the scanner, and may succeed in some cases where the scanner fails. If you are unable to drag/drop (some Windows set-ups block it), click the "Operations..." button at the bottom of the Known Plug-Ins view, choose "Select plug-in file(s) to load..." from the menu, and then locate the plug-in files by navigating in the usual way in the file-open dialog which appears.
-===== Issues with bundled plug-ins =====
-<del>**BlueARP: Clicking on pattern-name causes crashing** on Windows systems only. Does not happen on Macintosh. This appears to be an issue in BlueARP itself, and we will work with the author to try to resolve it.</del>
-This has been fixed. Make sure you are running the latest v2.3.1 version of BlueARP, which is installed automatically with recent versions of Unify.
-{{::bluearp-bug-1.png|}}