Im getting a somewhat simliar problem as the poster above. As soon as I hit play on the trasnport bar my VEPro crashes immediately. I've tried many solutions, and so far the only stable one is removing play from VEPro, which is a terrible solution. Still tinkering over here to try to solve this ...

Will likely go back to PLAY 4 where my template still worked.

Thanks for the reply. How did you got about selectively disabling those plugins from loading into memory?

In the off-chance anyone has a solution:

After upgrading to PLAY 5, and after loading my old VEPro 6 template, as soon as I would hit play on the transport bar of Logic X my VEPro application would immediately crash. So far I have ...

-Reinstalled the directories and reattached play libraries via the installation center
-rebuilt the template

Both of these have netted the same result. Immediate crashing.

My latest experiment—I loaded the same template that was crashing consistently, but removed any instance of PLAY from it and it is now working. Removing play made the template functional again. Obviously this is not acceptable and I will continue tinkering to make it work, but In the off chance that anyone has experience/solved this, would love feedback. Thank you.

Update: I added back ONE instance of play to the template which I stripped of play and it started crashing again. I then removed that instance and tested again and it did not crash. I repeated this multiple times. It appears to be play causing the issues.

Hello,

I'm not sure if this is a known issue or now, but I've not once gotten a template I made in VEP5 to open successfully in VEP6. It crases everytime. Is it a known issue that a new template needs to be made? I'm on OSX 10.11.5 and my templates use a generous mix of Kontakt based instruments, and PLAY instruments. Any insight would be wondeful as I'd love to take advantage of the performance benefits of VEP6.

Thank you