plugins

[andrew b]

I have Sound Forge Pro 10.0 and WaveLab 6 when installing SAC, it finds DX plugins, although I do not indicate the path to them by what algorithm it happens?

[Dave Labrecque]

I have Sound Forge Pro 10.0 and WaveLab 6 when installing SAC, it finds DX plugins, although I do not indicate the path to them by what algorithm it happens?

What?

[Bob L]

DirectX plugins are registered system wide in the registry and all programs have access to them by default.

Bob L

[andrew b]

DirectX plugins are registered system wide in the registry and all programs have access to them by default.

Bob L

thanks) and tell me where? who does the software depend on?

[Reujonik]

thanks) and tell me where? who does the software depend on?

I don't know but a workaround might be to uninstall wavelab/ soundforge and when re-installing maybe there is an opotion to not install dx plugins.

[andrew b]

I don't know but a workaround might be to uninstall wavelab/ soundforge and when re-installing maybe there is an opotion to not install dx plugins.

removed all programs anyway there were names
how to remove what would be left only what I use?

[andrew b]

DirectX plugins are registered system wide in the registry and all programs have access to them by default.

Bob L

Tell me about where to look for it? to clear.

[Dave Labrecque]

removed all programs anyway there were names
how to remove what would be left only what I use?

What?

[RobertV]

Hi;
The DX plugin manager below is probably all you need:


http://www.analogx.com/contents/down...n/Freeware.htm


Cheers;

[andrew b]

[QUOTE=RobertV;219292]Hi;
The DX plugin manager below is probably all you need:


http://www.analogx.com/contents/down...n/Freeware.htm

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