With sandboxing turned off, the UI works normally.
I can report that EW Hollywood Strings works well with WF11. It works MUCH better when Windows Defender has an exception added to no longer scan the content folder for EW.
WF11 Pro - Sandboxing issue
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- KVRist
- 68 posts since 26 Nov, 2011
I was running with Plugin Sandboxing on my Windows 10 machine until recently when I installed EastWest Hollywood Strings which uses their Play 6 VST. Using either the Play 6 VST 2.4 or VST3 the drop-down menus used for effect selection, etc. are drawn behind the main VST interface. I can tell they are drawn behind because in a few cases they actually drop below the main VST window and so show up below it when they are drawn behind it.
With sandboxing turned off, the UI works normally.
I can report that EW Hollywood Strings works well with WF11. It works MUCH better when Windows Defender has an exception added to no longer scan the content folder for EW.
With sandboxing turned off, the UI works normally.
I can report that EW Hollywood Strings works well with WF11. It works MUCH better when Windows Defender has an exception added to no longer scan the content folder for EW.
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- KVRian
- 767 posts since 25 Jul, 2010 from Northern Ireland
I think sandboxing is causing the titlebar on top of most of the DAW Essentials collection vst plugins to be missing. This is on Linux, im unsure of other OS
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 68 posts since 26 Nov, 2011
Actually what's happening is that the VST UI gets drawn over the top of the title bar. I've seen the same on my Ubuntu box. It's as though the drawing surface is shifted to the origin of the whole VST window.