All plug-ins already assigned - SE Liveview

Hi everyone. Some day ago I bought SE Liveview to use with my HTC Sensation. It works fine, no more disconnects every minute and so on.. The only problem is with plugins. I am able to download them from market and to load them in Liveview manager but when i try to add them to Liveview Application it says: "All plug-ins already assigned", not allowing me to add them. I tried to solve this problem searching for solutions down the web and i found a forum where some users say that the possible cause is ICS, and i have it on my Sensation.
Does anyone of you all have a solution to this problem?
Maybe is all due to an incompatibility between android 4.0 and live view, so please SONY ERICSSON update your app so we can use this device with our cell phones!!
Thanks!

I have not heard of this particular problem before so it might be as you say, a compability problem between the LiveView app and ICS.
I will pass on your feedback about this and hopefully we'll see a update of the LiveView app soon.
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