Support for vst plugin's
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 8:40 amI respect this player it's much better than the one i paid $50 for. Only feature i would like to see sometime would be the vst plugin support.
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 8:40 amRe: Support for vst plugin's
Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2015 3:18 amI think mplayer doesn't support it.
Re: Support for vst plugin's
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2015 9:08 amI wish VST Support too for my equalizer plug-in, but i think it's hard to do that.
VST plug-ins comes from OS9 and Win32/64 and many provided only as Win DLL, i think it is to complicated, to support it on all platforms.
But take a look to Terry West Productions CS12M 1.67 Equalizer, it was free-ware but now there is a Donut Button.
There are a lot of VST4Free sites, and you can find some CS12M 1.6x or CS12 Master freeware versions.
Try it with the VST-Bridge ()in Winamp, or MusicBee and you
can understand a little bit more, why some people doesn't like Built-in Equalizers and want to use there own VST-Plugin.
PS: Audacity support on my Windos VST-Plugins, if it support it on Linux too, then there is a code available if it is open.
Pustefix
VST plug-ins comes from OS9 and Win32/64 and many provided only as Win DLL, i think it is to complicated, to support it on all platforms.
But take a look to Terry West Productions CS12M 1.67 Equalizer, it was free-ware but now there is a Donut Button.
There are a lot of VST4Free sites, and you can find some CS12M 1.6x or CS12 Master freeware versions.
Try it with the VST-Bridge ()in Winamp, or MusicBee and you
can understand a little bit more, why some people doesn't like Built-in Equalizers and want to use there own VST-Plugin.
PS: Audacity support on my Windos VST-Plugins, if it support it on Linux too, then there is a code available if it is open.
Pustefix