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Miltos Pilalitos

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"openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostFri Feb 27, 2015 3:49 pm

I am getting the following error message on Resolve Lite 11.1.3 and 11.2.1 when Resolve Lite starts:

"OpenFX plugins have been disabled due to error when loading..."

Then, when i am trying to re-enable them by clicking the OFX button on the Color screen, Resolve Lite crashes.

OS is Windows 7 64bit

Any ideas?
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostFri Feb 27, 2015 11:14 pm

Did you try to re-install them?
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostSat Feb 28, 2015 12:14 am

Aren't plug-ins disabled on the Lite version?
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostSat Feb 28, 2015 11:12 am

Yes i uninstalled (and not reinstalled) all the new OFX plugins i had installed since the last time i used Resolve. I also updated NeatVideo to the last version.

Resolved used to work with OFX plugins. It is Fusion Lite that doesn't.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostSun Mar 01, 2015 12:06 am

Miltos Pilalitos wrote:I am getting the following error message on Resolve Lite 11.1.3 and 11.2.1 when Resolve Lite starts:

"OpenFX plugins have been disabled due to error when loading..."

Then, when i am trying to re-enable them by clicking the OFX button on the Color screen, Resolve Lite crashes.

OS is Windows 7 64bit

Any ideas?


You have a plugin which is crashing resolve. You will have to disable them one at a time to identify which is the bad/incompatible plugin.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostSun Mar 01, 2015 2:18 pm

Rohit Gupta wrote:You have a plugin which is crashing resolve. You will have to disable them one at a time to identify which is the bad/incompatible plugin.

That was apparently correct.

I uninstalled all OFX plug-ins and restarted Windows. Resolve initialized correctly. In my previous post i said that after uninstalling all OFX plug-ins the problem remained but after a Windows restart, Resolve didn't return that error message again.

For everyone else who has the same problem i checked the following:

OFX Neat Video 3.6
OFX Frischluft LensCare

...and they are NOT causing the problem. So don't bother uninstalling those.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostMon Jul 13, 2015 10:20 am

I'm having the same problem. However, I have not installed any OFX plugins for Davinci Resolve.

When I click the FX button at the color page Resolve locks up instead of crashing.

I do have OFX plugins installed for and specific to Vegas Pro.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostSun Aug 02, 2015 9:10 pm

I have this same issue. I had Universe in there and thats it. Uninstalled Universe and resolve, reinstalled just Resolve. Same problem even though there are no OpenFX plugs.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostMon Aug 03, 2015 10:34 pm

Btw I found something regarding this issue... In case someone needs it... I uninstalled plugins and it didnt help. Then I realized its probably because of some cache or something like that. There were no plugins in the system anymore but still the same bug.

After a while I found this file:

C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\Davinci Resolve\Support\OFXPluginCache.xml

I simply deleted this file and it solved the problem. Next start was OK and Davinci created a new cache file for itself.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostTue Aug 04, 2015 12:07 pm

I have the same problem on OS X (not lite version), beta 1 was fine with OFX, beta 2 NOT.
I deleted this cache file but it didn't help.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostWed Aug 05, 2015 4:05 am

With OSX where should an OSF plugin be installed?

I have a "Neat---.bundle" that I assume is its OSF plugin. Assuming it is the plugin, what is the path here it should be placed?

I don't see a plugin folder as part of Resolve.

If this .bundle is not an OSF plug-in -- any advice?
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostTue May 03, 2016 1:57 am

Jack Stall wrote:Btw I found something regarding this issue... In case someone needs it... I uninstalled plugins and it didnt help. Then I realized its probably because of some cache or something like that. There were no plugins in the system anymore but still the same bug.

After a while I found this file:

C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\Davinci Resolve\Support\OFXPluginCache.xml

I simply deleted this file and it solved the problem. Next start was OK and Davinci created a new cache file for itself.



This is what worked for me. I actually still had the Resolve window open (Not Responding) then went into ProgramData and deleted the file and immediately Resolve snapped back to life. Thanks so much for this!
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostThu Jul 14, 2016 7:17 pm

Does anyone know where the Mac version of this file is located? Resolve 12.5 just started doing this today, with no changes made on my end.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostThu Jul 14, 2016 9:46 pm

If you are not using the App store version, it's here:

Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/OFXPluginCache.xml
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostTue Apr 04, 2017 7:35 pm

Hello I'm getting this problem about OFXeffects disabled too.

When I'm on the color panel then click the OFX button, resolve crashes.
I deleted Resolve and re installed it, same problem. I'm using the version I purchased from the App Store. V 12.5
OS: Mac OS Sierra.

In the Library I cannot find an files/ folder to delete that people are talking about above.

Any help appreciated.
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostMon May 28, 2018 6:07 pm

I just had this problem with DR14.3 & Win10Pro. I tried removing all the OFX plugins (located in Program Files>Common Files>OFX>Plugins), relaunching DR only to find the same problem. So I put the OFX plugins back in.

After launching DR again, I went to the color page, clicked the OpenFX button in the upper right, and, as usual, it appeared as though DR crashed. But it's not crashing; it's loading the OpenFX plugins (what we might regard as "slowly"). After a couple minutes of letting it sit (longer if you have a lot of OpenFX plugins), Resolve came back to being functional.

In your Google searches, you'll also see some folks talk about deleting the OFX Cache File (C:\ProgramData\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support). That may or may not work for you. In my case, I didn't have that file because OpenFX never loaded for me (my DR install is recent).
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Re: "openfx plugins have been disabled..."

PostTue Jun 12, 2018 5:58 am

[quote="Dave_Harrison"]I just had this problem .................After launching DR again, I went to the color page, clicked the OpenFX button in the upper right, and, as usual, it appeared as though DR crashed. But it's not crashing; it's loading the OpenFX plugins (what we might regard as "slowly"). After a couple minutes of letting it sit (longer if you have a lot of OpenFX plugins), Resolve came back to being functional.

Dave Harrison. I believe you are correct. I had the same problem and after selecting ENABLE on the OpenFX tab and just waited...Now I'm good. Thanks!!

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