Platinum Everett crashing

I am using the updated replacement .exe file and while I no longer get the "Teleport server has stopped" message after closing a project, I am getting multitudinous random crashes like never before. Fortunately, the client I was working with yesterday when this all went so wrong is a very understanding buddy of mine.
 
Is this one of those issues where I will just have to determine exactly which plugins work better with BitBridge rather than jBridge?
 
Also, how do I get ALL of my 32-bit plugins to run under jBridge? I have already set every VST folder option to use jBridge, but I'm still getting many 32-bit plugins showing up in BitBridge.
 
ADVthanksANCE
 
-Jack (in Bastrop, Tx)

Thanks very much for the tip.I guess I will be looking for Scott's new book on S-Plat.
 
Did that yesterday. Now, everything runs under jBridge.
 
Sadly, now any projects with Aria Player (64-bit) won't load at all, and naturally, I use it in most of my R&B projects. Other projects seem to operate normally.
 
How do I get this 64-bit plugin to load?
 
I guess this begins the process where I create a new blank project and start adding stuff until it fails on loading.
 
I am seeing 32-bit jBridge processes in the Task Mgr, but I'm surprised to see a 64-bit jBridge process. Perhaps that one is the actual bridge into the 64-bit universe.
 
Certainly in my case, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. >8]
 
Thanks very much for your prompt reply.
 
-Jack

try a restart by holding down Control. just seen this in another thread. I could be wrong but it wont hurt now a bit.
 

I do not have jBridge so this may not be helpful at all.
 
Not sure why you are running a DPro in jBridge when there are both 32 and 64bit native versions.
 
Did you happen to wrap the 64bit plug-ins too? I know jBridge can wrap both 32 and 64bit plug-ins allowing 32bit plug-ins to run in 64bit hosts and 64bit plug-ins in 32bit hosts.

I think I have resolved this.
 
I mistakenly believed that setting the VST Folder Defaults was singular to only the folder selected, but I have discovered that it is not.
 
I believe that it is called "Folder DEFAULTS" because it applies to every VST folder in the list. At least it did for mine.
 
I would set my main VSTPlugins folder in ...Programs/Cakewalk/VSTPlugins to not run under jBridge. Then, check the setting for my Programs(X86)/Cakewalk/VSTPlugins to find that the jBridge checkbox is not checked. I would then check it, click OK, and then re-open the 64-bit folder and find that it too has been checked.
 
Now. I'm having to go through and be sure that none of my 64-bit plugins are selected to run under jBridge.
 
Is there no way to make all plugins in a folder run under jBridge and still have plugins in other folders not, without having to make the choice for each plugin?
 
-Jack
PS: I am basically up and running again after a pretty scary couple of days.

Thanks, johnjoseph.
 
How can I un-install jBridge so I can check out BitBridge again?
 
ADVthanksANCE
 
-Jack

I've also been suffering a string of crashes since the latest update. I had left my VST folder not being checked, so after reading this thread I found 177 new ones. :)
 
Here's hoping this fixes it, because I've just about decided to rebuild from X1 up.

Most all of my 32-bit plugins now work just fine. I have set a few of them to run under jBridge with success.
 
My problem now is most of my VST3's kill off the project file I insert them into.
 
Fortunately, I have VST2 versions of most of them, but it's a drag having to replace them when a client revisits and wants to make changes to an existing project that will not play now because it had VST3 plugs in it when I saved it back in Cambridge or Dorchester when they used to work for me. They now do not work in Everett Update.
 
This is what I really need a solution for.