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HighResUI: If enabled, OpenMPT reports itself to Windows as a DPI-aware application.

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GUIUpdateInterval: Defines the update interval of the GUI in milliseconds (default: depends on the period value found in the sound card settings).

This setting limits the rate of the GUI updates in these cases to the given value in milliseconds.

FSUpdateInterval: OpenMPT watches the file system in order to update the instrument library tree view when files get added or removed to the directory while OpenMPT is running.

By default, it contains 1,000,000 entries.

TraceSize: Configures the tracer buffer size.

Do not enable this setting unless you are advised by the developers to do so.

TraceEnable: If set to 1, a trace logging system is enabled which can be used by the OpenMPT developers to debug certain problems.

TraceAlwaysDump: If set to 1 and TraceEnable is also set to 1, OpenMPT will always write out the trace log on program exit even if no crash happened.

Only change this setting when asked by the OpenMPT developers to do so in order to diagnose sound device related crashes.

StopSoundDeviceOnCrash: If set to 0, OpenMPT will not close or otherwise touch the state of the sound device when writing out a crash dump.

Setting this option to 1 inverts the behaviour.

StopSoundDeviceBeforeDump: By default, the sound device is closed after writing out a crash dump.

DelegateToWindowsHandler: If set to 1, OpenMPT will invoke the Windows default crash handler after its own crash handler has finished generating the crash report which had been the behaviour in OpenMPT before 1.27.

Options in this section should generally only be changed if you are advised by an OpenMPT developer to do so.

LoadOnStartUp: If set to 1, some optional components are loaded right on statup instead of when they are first used.This frees up memory used by these components but slows down subsequent uses. KeepLoaded: If set to 0, optional OpenMPT components (e.g.BlockWineWrapper: If set to 1, OpenMPT will not load the Wine native audio wrapper.BlockMediaFoundation: If set to 1, OpenMPT will not load any samples using MediaFoundation codecs.

You should not need to disable any of these unless told to do so by the OpenMPT developers in order to diagnose problems. BlockASIO, BlockPortAudio, BlockRtAudio, BlockWaveOut: If set to 1, the respective sound device types do not get initialized or queried by OpenMPT.Do not enble this setting unless you have issues when unloading plugins that cannot be solved by using the plugin bridge. made with older versions of SynthEdit 1.4). This may help with some buggy plugins (e.g. VSTNeverUnloadAnyPlugin: If set to 1, VST plugins are not fully unloaded when closing them.Note that if a plugin crashed, its internal state or even OpenMPT’s state may be inconsistent, so in this situation it is best to close and reopen the tracker anyway. VSTMaskAllCrashes: Determines whether crashes in VST plugins should be reported to the user (1) or passed on to the system, i.e.