I'll wait for Trevor's response - I realise you guys are doing this for all the right reasons and can't be around all the time.
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Moderator: Ken Berry
But it's not the "original state" is it? The original state of VS Ultimate is to have the Ultimate plug-ins.When you reset the program by deleting the AppData roaming profile VideoStudio rebuilds the program with the plug-ins.Why can't it reset the Library without taking out the plug-ins that are part of the program?RobertOZ wrote:I can confirm that resetting the library will remove all additional plugins you have installed, but as Ken stated, that's the purpose, to revert back to it's original state. What I do is to copy the vft_plug folder and any other folder that has had additional plugins added, to a separate location, then copy back after library reset, works most of the time, but on the odd occasion still have issuesKen Berry wrote: So what's wrong with the Library reset? It shouldn't remove the plug-ins, should it?
I have no idea, though I would have thought resetting the library would revert it to its factory state and contain only the library installed as part of Video Studio. Remember that the plug-ins are just that and thus extraneous to the factory libraryu...
With respect, what relevance has that got? The function doesn't work as I expect most people would want it to, so if a new user clicks on in as I did, they then have to spend a couple of days working out how to get their plug-ins back. Then when they try to report it, they are told "we don't use the function".Ken Berry wrote:As I said above, I have never, not once, ever reset any library within any version of VS...
Settings/Library Reset doesn't crash here. First I see a "Please wait" message as a list of effects are processed (I assume deleted?) Then I get "Updating template database" then the final success message. If I then try to import a Library that I had exported that works although as I've already said, the ultimate plug-ins are gone.lata wrote:
Can someone try Settings Library Manager – Reset
It may be my program that’s at fault but if it can be replicated we can tell Corel.
I may end up re-installing so will check the bonus files?
With equal respect, you are twisting my words. If you look at my post on page 1 of this thread where I first said I had never used the reset function, I thought I had made it clear I could not answer definitively since I simply had no experience in resetting the library. Now you are suggesting I meant that you shouldn't use the reset function. To repeat, I have never used the reset function -- not because I thought it should be avoided, but because I have never been confronted with the need to do so...Then when they try to report it, they are told "we don't use the function".
If what you meant is that you weren't sure how the reset function was supposed to operate, Ken, then I apologize, but it does seem to me that everyone in this thread is trying to persuade me that this function is absolutely fine as it is, though. I'm looking at it as a new user and it appears broken to me. You guys may all know the appdata deletion trick, but I don't see why it should be required if the reset function was programmed properly.Ken Berry wrote:With equal respect, you are twisting my words. If you look at my post on page 1 of this thread where I first said I had never used the reset function, I thought I had made it clear I could not answer definitively since I simply had no experience in resetting the library. Now you are suggesting I meant that you shouldn't use the reset function. To repeat, I have never used the reset function -- not because I thought it should be avoided, but because I have never been confronted with the need to do so...Then when they try to report it, they are told "we don't use the function".
My point is that they don't.lata wrote:Hi
I had no reason to reset the library or use the export/import options. I did so purely to test the functions which seemed to work ok.