MediaInfoWDX – Total Commander content plugin. It calls MediaInfo.dll’s functions to get file information. For information about MediaInfo, please go to http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en
To download the plugin, please go to
http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/MediaInfoWDX.html
How to add extra file format?
Go to [ContentPlugins] section of wincmd.ini and look for these two lines
1=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\Content\MediaInfoWDX\MediaInfoWDX.wdx 1_detect=EXT="AVI"|EXT="AU"|EXT="MKV"|EXT="MP4"|EXT="Your file extension here"
Look for the line # of MediaInfoWDX.wdx, Mine start with 1, then look for the line start with 1_detect. The number must be matched; and they may not be next to each other.
Make sure it contains EXT=”The file extension that you want” in the 2nd line that start with 1_detect
Chao's space 
Thank you very much for the MediaInfo plugin for Total Commander — it meets a very real need.
A request: can you add Audio Track Number in a later version.
I’m working a version that you can enable or disable fields.
Thanks for the plug-in!
Just a single question by the time, and it`s about you plugin for TC x64:
From ReadMe: “For x64 system, rename MediaInfo.Dll to MediaInfoX64.Dll”
Can you change this from “MediaInfoX64.Dll” for “MediaInfo64.Dll” or for dual choise “MediaInfoX64.Dll or MediaInfo64.Dll”?
Thank you in advance!
Just updated it with both MediaInfo64.Dll and MediaInfoX64.Dll supported.
Another update for exclude or include paths.
Your plugin does not work in totalcmd shows only zeros.
Would you give more information? For examples
1. First time installation or upgrade
2. Have you modified Fields.txt
3. Media file in which drive, C:\, D:\ …
4. 32bit or 64bit TotalCMD
5. Do you include MediaInfo.dll or MediaInfo64.dll in plugin folder
6. Did you try MediaInfoWDX build with static MFC
a lot of questions, 🙂 Thank you.
Alas, the same thing with updated version of your plugin.
Conditions:
app: Total Commander from 8.51 beta 5 x64/x86 to current RC3 x64/x86
dll: MediaInfo.dll from 0.7.67 x64/x86 to current 0.7.68 x64/x86
OS: Win8 x64 / Win7 x64
QA:
1. both way
2. both, with original and with modified
3. d:, e:
4. both 32/64bit
5. yes, surely
6. both with the same negative result
Notes:
* tested for fields
[=mediainfowdx.Width_Video.pixel]x[=mediainfowdx.Height_Video.pixel]
[=mediainfowdx.FrameRate_Video.fps]
[=mediainfowdx.Duration_Video.h:mm:ss.fff]
* mediainfo.wdx and TCMediaInfo.wdx plugins, those are similar to your MediaInfoWDX.wdx, do the same functions properly
I just found the issue. It’s causeed by MediaInfo.dll. The one I have is v0.7.60. It’s working fine, but after I upgraded it to v0.7.68, then it output all zeros for most fields.
Thanks. Whether support of v0.7.68 and the subsequent will be executed?
Just update Fields.txt to support new version of MediaInfo.Dll
Fields.v7.60.txt for version 0.7.60
Fields.v7.68.txt for version 0.7.68
Please upgrade to Fields.v7.70.txt
Updated. Please go to http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/MediaInfoWDX.html
Thanks for the plug-in
We can’t see the mxf files information. Is there a way to see them with editing Fields.txt?
1. I check the official MediaInfo website. It states that it supports mxf files. So, my plugin should work with it. I don’t have mxf files for testing.
2. If you are able to use my plugin to see the info of other media files, that means Fields.txt is good. Then, you need to change wincmd.ini to make plugin to load for mxf file.
go to [ContentPlugins] section of wincmd.ini and look for these two line
1=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\Content\MediaInfoWDX\MediaInfoWDX.wdx
1_detect=EXT=”AIF”|EXT=”AU”|EXT=”MXF”
look for the line # of MediaInfoWDX.wdx, Mine start with 1, then look for the line start with 1_detect. Those number must be matched; and they may not be next to each other.
Add |EXT=”MXF” to end of 2nd line that start with 1_detect
Thank you very much, this works!
Thanks for the plugin and for this comment. It works perfectly!!!
Actually, i had problem with FLV files… They were working fine with Mediainfo itself, but trough plugin not. Adding |EXT=”FLV” in mentioned line solved the problem.
It works fine even if detect has value 0.
Just one note about ini file location… I have found it in:
C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\GISHLER\wincmd.ini
OS tested: Win7 64bit and Win Server 2008 R2 Standard
Thank you.
Please upgrade to Fields.v7.72.txt
Please go to http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/MediaInfoWDX.html and download the new version. It can use both name and code to query the info, so no need to update the Fields.txt for future version. But it less stable as the old version.
Thanks for the plug-in.
Please upgrade to Fields.v7.72.txt.
How can I fix this file?
Please go to http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/MediaInfoWDX.html and download the new version. If you want to fix the Field.txt, you just need to open it with Excel, and update the info_text column, to match the info from MediaInfo.dll document. Download the 7z file, both 32bit and 64bit will work. Get all files in this folder (MediaInfo_DLL_0.7.72_Windows_x64_WithoutInstaller.7z)\Developers\List_Of_Parameters\. The row number will be the code number of info_text column. Using field code will be faster than using field name.
Version 1.01 dont work on Windows XP. MS*120D.DLL not found. GetDurationFormatEx function not found in Kernel32.dll.
I need you to help me do some testing, I just have the updated VS, so it may not support XP by default.
Please download this file http://wincmd.ru/files/9924339/MediaInfoWDX.zip
and replace the .wdx files with the one in this zip file.
Thank you.
Hey.. you are using msvcp120d.dll and msvcr120d.dll, Those files are debug version of C runtime and no redistribution is allowed.
Those files only come with VisualStudio.. If you had compiled without debuging it would be easier to find the needed dlls, since msvcp120.dll and msvcr120.dll (no-debug version) are part of the VC++ 2013 run time redistributable package.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn448963%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
Thank you very much. I never realize that. Maybe I need to build a vm to testing it.
But I have some problem my plugin, it’s not working in x64 release complied.
I need more time to debug it.
hi, i got problem with the current “MediaInfoWDX build with static MFC” built and the newest MediaInfo from website, many collumns shows me zeros like somebody wrote here in this discussion. can you tell me which version of this total commander plugin and mediainfo dll seems verified to be ok together? i miss this function, i use it frequently in TC. thank you.
Make another update, please re-download it. I also complied it with static MFC, so no need to download the extra dll. Please let me know if still any problem. Thanks.
fantastic job, man. works like a charm now. thanks! 😉
well… i don’t know what’s going on, but this functions seems to be completely unpredictable. i use 64bit version of totalcmd. i load the commander, trying to view the collumns for some audio files, everything is ok. then quit the whole application, load again and this plugin’s respond is “unable to load…” and zeros in collumns. i quit the commander, load again, trying to load the collumns on audio files, not working. so quit and load again, trying to view info for some video files, and this time it’s working and for audio as well. hard to say where the problem is…
seems like when i first try to load info for video files after a fresh start of application, it’s working. when i try to view some info for audio files on a fresh load, not working. but after a viewing info for video files first, info for audio is working then as well… strange, really strange.
Thank you for info, will look into it.
Would you check the time of the wdx, February 21, 2015, 10:21:22 PM
wdx64, February 21, 2015, 10:21:16 PM
US Eastern time
If not the same, please re-download it.
i checked it, the time you mentioned is correct for both of these files. i also see in this plugin that there’s no info to display stereo mode: stereo, joint, dual… i decided to combine this plugin with wdxtaglib and for video and audio it seems to be working properly now.
1. Mediainfo has a lot of fieds, I just not enable them all at Fields.txt for better management. The first column controls it. If it is 0 then it’s disable, otherwise, enable.
2. I also fixed the loading issue, that Total Commander is resetting the Dll search path at startup, which cause unable to load custom dll, such as custom column set as default. Please re-download the updated version. Thanks.
thank you! that weird behavior of plugin loading error seems to be gone now… also thanks for your tip to enable other mediainfo fields. i’ve made some adjustments by myself…
still not working. where get previous one?
This is the link for the old version. http://wincmd.ru/files/9924339/MediaInfoWDX-v0.06.2.zip
The static download link is missing ;_;
The download one is with static MFC already. If you are not using the updated MediaInfo.dll v7.72, you probably done need it. The new one has a lot of bugs.
Thank you everyone using my plugin. I just make another bug fixed, version v1.06. Please download and test it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
lots fields are missing, “Width_Video” for example
Just fixed it.
I just downloaded http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/MediaInfoWDX.html
there is no Fields.v7.72 (((( when can i expect it?
You don’t need it. Do you have any issue with it?
Hello, thanks for X64 version! But can you add more codepages, for example Cyrillic? Plugin don’t understand cyrillic titles in some russian songs.
Thank you your suggestion. But it may be difficult for me, specially, I don’t have the system for testing.
Hi there. I have downloaded and installed MediaInfoWDX and rename Mediainfo.dll to MediaInfoX64.dll on my 64 bit system. I am using Mediainfo v0.7.68.
But for whatever reasons, when I press F3 on any video files, I don’t get any Mediainfo information but the binary dump of the files instead. Any idea what I am doing wrong? Thanks
MediaInfoWDX is a content plugin, not lister plugin. It’s only used by tool tips or customer columns.
Hi Liu Chao.
Just found your cool plugin for looking up my .mkv-files.
Really: I love it.
Just two questions:
– audio-stream language-info and
– subtitle-info (number of subtitles, language) for .mkv isn’t available, isn’t it?
Would be great to find it in a future version…
Cheers, Karl
I don’t enable all info that MediaInfo supported to make my plugin run faster. To enable extra info just change the leading 0 to 1 in Fields.txt in plugin folder.
I just found out I don’t have any videos with subtitle. When I read the manual, found out these fields are the ones you need, StreamCount, StreamKind, StreamKind/String, StreamKindID, StreamKindPos, StreamOrder, TextCount and Language. But I didn’t include TextStream info, so only # of subtitle is available. Maybe I will include it in next update.
Hey
little bit late: but I missed your reply completely…
With your new version I got aware of yout post!
And what to say: everything works great and I’m happy :-))
Fantastic plugin!!! Keep on rollin….
Cheers, Karl
Thank you.
What are the differences to the version from User “tbeu” at the official Total Commander forum http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=11467&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=90, he put his source code in it, you don’t?
And why you don’t post new versions in that forum oder the official portal ( http://www.ghisler.com/dplugins.htm )?
Thank you let me know there is a similar one. I never use it, so I can’t say what is different. The purpose of writing this plugin is for myself only. Later, I found that it may benefit others, too. So I publish it. I feel http://www.totalcmd.net is better place for plugin, so I publish there.
No information on the *.m4a; *.ac3; *.wv files.
I don’t know if it is the Plugin or TC
but for a directory with an extension .mp3 you try to give informations
Thank you for the information.
Hello,
great plugin, works like a charm.
Unfortunately not with mkv-Files. Do I need another plugin oder special settings/config?
Kind regards
I have a lot of mkv files. It doesn’t have any problem.
go to [ContentPlugins] section of wincmd.ini and look for these two line
1=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\Content\MediaInfoWDX\MediaInfoWDX.wdx
1_detect=EXT=”AIF”|EXT=”AU”|EXT=”MXF”|EXT=”MKV”
look for the line # of MediaInfoWDX.wdx, Mine start with 1, then look for the line start with 1_detect. Those number must be matched; and they may not be next to each other.
Make sure it contains EXT=”MKV” in the 2nd line that start with 1_detect
Good plugin, but it doesn’t support XP and earliest versions of Windows. Reason – function GetDurationFormatEx.
XP is too old to support.
Hi! It works with pretty well with MP4 files as you can see here http://imgur.com/a/am2XX – But it wont do nothing with M2V files http://imgur.com/VdVvmlv … anything to look for? Thanks.
Please check two posts up to add M2V to the configuration.
Doesn’t work on XP. TC says, while installing the plugin from the configuration panel, that it’s missing some DLLs on my system.
Please tell us which DLL it’s trying to use, or include it in future versions.
“XP is too old to support” is not an option. TC supports XP, so this plugin should, too.
The problem is I don’t have the XP for testing. And this plugin is depend on MediaInfo, if mediaInfo is not support, then no way to fix it in my plugin.
Can you add WebM and MKV to the default list of recognized extensions? Both have become pretty darn standard these days.
Yes, will be in the future version, in the meantime, please see the top of page to add it manually.
Great plugin, discovered it 1 week ago.
With “Audio_Codec_List8General” I can see all audio channels
Is it possible to get “Bitrate_Audio” ; “Channel(s)_Audio” and “Bitrate_mode_Audio” for Channel 2 or 3?
Thanks a lot
Yes. If you don’t see it probably it doesn’t turn on. Please go to plugin folder, then edit the Fields.txt. For example, for Bitrate_Audio, search Bitrate_Audio in Fields.txt. In the same line, change the first number 0 to 1. When I check mine, it is 1 already. If you have the same setting, then I need more information to find out why.
Thanks for the quick reply. The “Show” values are at 1 without any problem.
For example I have a MKV container with 2 audio streams.
Stream 1=AAC 64kbps / 2 channels & Stream 2 =AC3 224kbps / 6channels
“Audio_Codec_List_General” shows AAC LC / AC3
My problem is that “Bitrate_Audio” indicates 64 and Channel(s) indicates 2.
This means, I can get the values for the 1st stream, but not for the 2nd stream.
Is there something I understood wrong? Thanks for an answer.
Best regards.
After review my code, I’ve hard coded to first stream only. I will update it in the future version.
Great, you know when this new version is coming?
Anyway, thanks for your reply.
Best regards
The new version is out. Please test it. You will need to edit Field.txt to make it work.
http://totalcmd.net/plugring/MediaInfoWDX.html
Hi. Some notes about WinXP.
MediaInfo is still support XP (https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download/Windows).
It seems that MediaInfoWDX use function GetDurationFormatEx which is missing in WinXP KERNEL32.dll.
Is it possible to make a build without GetDurationFormatEx? (modern Visual Studio still support compilation with XP compatibility.)
The latest build is build with XP compatibility. But I don’t have XP to test.
TC says that it is impossible to install the plugin due to missing dll.
I’ve look dependencies inside MediaInfoWDX.wdx through the fileinfo plugin, it indicates that there is the problem due to missing imported function in KERNEL32.dll.
So I’ve ran import test which indicates that among 21 functions used from KERNEL32.dll the only one function “GetDurationFormatEx” is missed in the WinXP KERNEL32.dll (functions from other dlls are tested to be imported sucsessfully).
So I guess that substituting GetDurationFormatEx for something XP compatible will make MediaInfoWDX to run on XP.
Thank you for the info. I changed it to other version, GetDurationFormat. And I’m working on the new version, which run much faster. Please download and test it.
Still not works on XP. GetDurationFormat is also Windows Vista+ only.
Is it possible to use something like GetTimeFormat (without “ex”) instead of GetDurationFormat?
Sorry I didn’t read the documentation carefully. I don’t find any replacement yet. Are you able to help me do some testing.
1. Open MediaInfoWDX.cfg
2. Look for every lines with ms|, with are the durations, and disable them, by changing first number to 0
3. Look for Duration/String3_Video and Duration/String3_Audio, and enable them, by changing first number to 1.
By doing this, it will not calling GetDurationFormat, instead, it will get the formatted string from MediaInfo directly.
I installed MediaInfoWDX-v2.01.zip to TC on win7 i386, edited Fields.cfg as described above (there was no MediaInfoWDX.cfg, so I also dublicated “Fields.cfg” to “MediaInfoWDX.cfg”).It worked ok.
But on xpsp3 the plugin from this TC config wasn’t started (there were no fields provided by the plugin).
Can you compile a test version (only MediaInfoWDX.wdx) without GetDurationFormatl code? Just to test whether GetDurationFormatl is the only problem and everything else is ok.
Good idea. This is the link http://wincmd.ru/files/9924339/MediaInfoWDX-v2.01b.zip
MediaInfoWDX-v2.01b.zip installed on XP and works successfully. Plugins provides to TC all its fields.
So the GetDurationFormatl is the only problem. Could it be substituded for GetTimeFormatA (as a workaround?
GetTimeFormatA (which is XP compatible): “Formats time as a time string for a locale specified by identifier. The function formats either a specified time or the local system time.” So it seems that it could be used to format the duration time as well.
GetTimeFormat only support regular time format, it doesn’t support 70:00.
I use swprintf_s instead, but it’ll limited to ms|h:mm:ss|mm:ss|m:ss|hh:mm:ss
http://wincmd.ru/files/9924339/MediaInfoWDX-v2.02-XP.zip
Thank you for this plugin version!
i can’t view Encoded_Application (Writing application) as custom column in Total Commander.
i set starting 1 in line Encoded_Application. Nothing.
tried rename Encoded_Application_General to Encoded_Application. Nothing.
Please help.
(64 bit, MediaInfoWDX-v2.01.zip, MediaInfo 18.8.1)
Which file did you change? It should be MediaInfoWDX.cfg in the same folder as wincmd.ini.
I just tested it, it works.
1 0 0 N 247 Encoded_Application ft_stringw 0 1 Encoded_Application_General
Hello, I have a problem finding the field for Description_Tags of a mp4 media (video) file. Can you please help? It would make my life easier to organize them with tags. Please see this screenshot for an example: http://prntscr.com/kx0hlo Thank you in advance and for making this great plugin.
I wouldn’t find the supported field from MediaInfo neither.
Hello. I can see you have implemented a property “Video_Language_List_General”. It would be great also to have the properties “Audio_Language_List_General” and “Text_Language_List_General” to be able to list languages of various audio streams and subtitle streams of a media file (e.g. mkv). Great plugin by the way – very helpful up to this point! 🙂
Please open MediaInfoWDX.cfg in the same folder as wincmd.ini. Search Audio_Language_List_General and Text_Language_List_General, then change the first 0 to 1 in the same line.
Thanks a lot! That did the trick! 😀
Dear Chao, great tool, but I miss the readout of the field “com.apple.quicktime.creationdate” in a .mov file, which is shown by MediaInfo 19.09. It contains the only valid date of creation, f.e. “2020-03-13T15:14:37+01:00” and would be so useful for multiple renaming function in Total Commander. Could you please add that field?
Just put this line to end of MediaInfoWDX.cfg with notepad.
1 0 0 N 0 com.apple.quicktime.creationdate ft_stringw 0 1 com_apple_quicktime_creationdate
I found no file MediaInfoWDX.cfg but Fields.cfg and added the proposed line at the end of it (delimiter between data is tab), but com.apple.quicktime.creationdate does not show up as an additional data variable to choose in multiple renaming function in Total Commander.
MediaInfoWDX.cfg is in the same location as wincmd.ini. Fields.cfg is the default settings, only for new installation. MediaInfoWDX.cfg or Fields.cfg is a tab delimiter file by default.
Thank you! Found c:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\GHISLER\MediaInfoWDX.cfg, and voila, it works! As mov / quicktime is a very popular format (f.e. iPhone movies) I wonder, why is this not part of the standard installation? Last question: Is there a way to parse date/time string “2020-03-13T15.34.33+01.00” and present substrings of date and time like in i.e. Y-M-D h.m.s and variations?
It is a vendor specify data, it doesn’t show on MediaInfo’s documents. I want to do the conversion too, but it will happen in the future version.
Hi Liu Chao
After years of daily using your plugin, again a question:
Does your plugin support the HDR_Format info?
Cheers, Karl
Karl, Thank you for your support. I don’t have the sample file for testing. Would you check this website, https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo? If it supports, then my plugin should be.
Great to hear from you!
The actual Mediainfo (21.03) supports the detection – the HDR_Format Tag.
Have a look at this JSON-style-ouput from MediaInfo:
…
“@type”: “Video”,
“StreamOrder”: “0”,
“ID”: “1”,
“UniqueID”: “1”,
“Format”: “HEVC”,
“Format_Profile”: “Main 10”,
“Format_Level”: “5.1”,
“Format_Tier”: “Main”,
“HDR_Format”: “SMPTE ST 2094 App 4”,
“HDR_Format_Version”: “1”,
“HDR_Format_Compatibility”: “HDR10+ Profile B / HDR10”,
“CodecID”: “V_MPEGH/ISO/HEVC”,
“Duration”: “14549.008000000”,
“BitRate”: “14521397”,
“Width”: “3840”,
“Height”: “2160”,
…
compare with here:
…
“@type”: “Video”,
“StreamOrder”: “1”,
“ID”: “1”,
“Format”: “HEVC”,
“Format_Profile”: “Main 10”,
“Format_Level”: “5”,
“Format_Tier”: “Main”,
“HDR_Format”: “Dolby Vision”,
“HDR_Format_Version”: “1.0”,
“HDR_Format_Profile”: “dvhe.05”,
“HDR_Format_Level”: “06”,
“HDR_Format_Settings”: “BL+RPU”,
“CodecID”: “dvhe”,
“Duration”: “14528.055”,
“BitRate”: “17957014”,
“Width”: “3840”,
“Height”: “2160”,
…
As the changelog of MediaInfo shows, it seems to be a quite new feature:
“Version 20.09, 2020-10-09
————-
+ Dolby ED2: full featured support (presentations, presentation targets, beds, objects)
+ MKV: support of Dolby Vision metadata”
So my question: where/how to edit the “MediaInfoWDX.cfg” to get the “HDR_Format_xxx” infos?
Suppose I have to add some lines??
Best regards, Karl
Please add these lines to the end of MediaInfoWDX.cfg
Hi
Thx again!
After adding the new lines at the end of the MediaInfoWDX.cfg and restarting TC – the new entries showed up.
But – after adding the new entries (“Custom Columns”) – the new columns are all empty.
May be the 5th column in MediaInfoWDX.cfg (info_t) should contain some values instead of “0”??
And yes – the actual medianfo.dlls are in place!
Cheers, Karl
Carl, Thank you for the update. Since it is stable, I’ve made any changes for a long time. As I remembered, info_t column is deprecated. It is instead using info_name.
Good afternoon, could you rebuild the plugin for Linux doublecomander?
I never try to program in Linux, not sure how to do it.
Could you, please, be so kind as to make an option/feature allowing a user to keep MediaInfoWDX.cfg within the plugin’s directory?
MediaInfoWDX is the only one among my plugins collection which persistently places its .cfg next to the %commander_ini%.
Thank you.
The feature is added to the new version. Just move MediaInfoWDX.cfg to the plugin’s folder.
Thank you very much!
This is my respond for Jens Grohmann
a) MediaInfoWDX with Windows 10, TC11.00b5 32bit crashes with:
Crash in plugin MediaInfoWDX.wdx
Access violation at address 745C2AD3. Read of address 000000000
MediaInfoWDX with Windows 10, TC11.00b5 64bit crashes and closes TC
without any message.
-> I’m not able to replicate the error
b) It would be nice if you could supply a MediaInfoWDX.sample.ini to your plugin so users could see all available settings
-> Field.cfg in the plugin folder is the default configuration file. But it doesn’t contain all fields. Please download MediaInfo dll 7z/zip file, all supported fields are in Developers\List_Of_Parameters folder. Also check the readme.txt.
c) it would be nice if you could change the plugin to support the possibility to NOT
have mediainfo.dll in the plugin dir (ie with a setting like lib= and lib64=)
-> maybe in the future version
Sorry I somehow missed this Section the last time *facepalm*
1. I still get a crash everytime:
a) Cursor in TC on an avi file, CTRL+M -> [=?] PlugIn Button -> click on mediainfowdx
b) Open Search, Plugins Page, more rules, choose mediainfowdx
= both cases crash as described in my last comment
I thought it might crash because of “1L:\” (cause I dont have a drive L:) but even changing that to “0T:\” or to “” doesnt change anything 😦
MediaInfo & TCMediaInfoTC work just fine.
2. I have read the readme file thats why I ask for MediaInfoWDX.cfg settings as your readme only states “Move MediaInfoWDX.cfg to the plugin folder, if you want the configuration file stay with the plugin.”
3. IF you implement it please dont forget the %Commander_Path% support 🙂
So, I figured out why your plugin crashes and it is totally YOUR fault 🙂
Fields.cfg sould be called MediaInfoWDX.sample.cfg because thats what it is but theres no word about that in the readme!
If MediaInfoWDX.cfg is empty (aka 0 byte) your plugin just crashes.
So as you cant expect everyone to read through comments here please fix this.
TIA
Jens