Fcall_out_of_range

[jmac698]

I get an error FCALL_OUT_OF_RANGE when I try to use VirtualDub_II. I extracted a bit that I needed, the error comes when I call the vdub plugin.
return clip._VD_DeLogo(default(on_frames,false)?1:0, default(range,""), default(file_deblend,""), default(file_alpha,""),
\ default(file_color,""), default(file_repair,""),
\ default(X,15), default(Y,40), default(interlaced,false)?1:0,
\ z) the last line gives me an error.
Any ideas? I can't find what that error means.

[Wilbert]

Which version of Delogo did you use? I will look at it this week. Please pm me if i forgot about it ...

[jmac698]

1.32. I did get it to work if I wrote it myself in the main script, but my parameters are wrong because I didn't include your x/y/z calculations. Luckily some random values worked?? And there's log now, so you can simplify it while your at it. Perhaps, you wrote it to an old version.. hmm

[IanB]

The FCALL_OUT_OF_RANGE is the plugin reporting a parameter error.

One of RepairDepth, RepairPower or RepairAspect (args 6, 7 & 9 respectivly) are out of range.

10 <= RepairDepth <= 80
0 <= RepairPower <= 160
-120 <= RepairAspect <=120

Note that they all integers!

[Wilbert]

1.32. I did get it to work if I wrote it myself in the main script, but my parameters are wrong because I didn't include your x/y/z calculations. Luckily some random values worked??
Could you tell me which values work, because i can't even get the default values to work?

edit: it gives an error message on the z line. Even using the default value z=0 results in that error. Pretty weird. Even copying the exact line in the vcf file produces that error :confused:

[jmac698]

Yeah, same thing happened to me! It took a while to get it to work.
on_frames=true
range="692-"
file_deblend="C:\MyVideos\deblend.bmp"
file_alpha="C:\MyVideos\alpha.bmp"
file_color="C:\MyVideos\color.bmp"
file_repair="C:\MyVideos\repair.bmp"
X=10
Y=60
z=1
interlaced=true
_VD_DeLogo(default(on_frames,false)?1:0, default(range,""), default(file_deblend,""), default(file_alpha,""),
\ default(file_color,""), default(file_repair,""),
\ default(X,15), default(Y,40), default(interlaced,false)?1:0,
\ z)

worked for me...