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[XMPlay_User]

As I understanded the only version that correct work with set sysex this from https://winamparchive.org/dl/winamp507_full.exe or attachment

[XMPlay_User]

Now you can see this XMPlay pack ) https://disk.yandex.ru/d/Awwh7qp2MqsykA here available all plugins from here https://www.un4seen.com/ ,  from here https://support.xmplay.com/index.php , and from diffirent versions WinAMP and diffirent addons for WinAMP ) , nothing not modifed ) except ini files )

[Ian @ un4seen]

Good to hear you've got it working now.

It looks like the in_skale plugin opens all midiOut devices (even when not playing anything), and that's preventing in_midi accessing them. This also happens in Winamp when in_skale is installed.

[XMPlay_User]

Yes ) please , update in support site all plugins from from my selection ) this version plugins with minimal conflicts ) , some formats can crash XMPlay , but there are very few of these formats and this formats very rare ) that's why I not sure what problem in plugin )
and update  In_midi.dll only version 3.07 if upload version 3.09 , then not work MIDI resets in section Hardware Setup

[Kaminari]

in_skale is also responsible for the XMPlay crashes I experienced on Windows 11. That could be related to the new Windows MIDI 2.0 driver which was released a few months ago. For decades, I didn't even know the Skale plugin was trying to open MIDI ports!

Getting rid of it fixed the crashes.

[XMPlay_User]

No ,MIDI 2.0 is not an insoluble problem , but crookedly written plugin quite possibly will problem , also if you registered extensions on XMPlay , but with open process you see error , please check availability in_bpxfade.dll , this plugin not correctly work anytime when you open files XMPlay )
Here written :
Application not runned! (29)
Error sending command to application

This link https://disk.yandex.ru/d/Awwh7qp2MqsykA refreshed , I deleted in_bpxfade.dll

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[Ian @ un4seen]

Here's an XMPlay update that adds some support for Winamp plugins that don't use the normal Winamp/XMPlay output:

    www.un4seen.com/stuff/xmplay.exe

This should allow you to use the Winamp MIDI plugin (in_midi) without enabling its "Sampling" options.

[XMPlay_User]

Well done!