evaluate: system exception - access violation

[45tripp]

hi,

i've never had this error before with any other plugin.

tried variableblur and gicocu lately.

with variableblur, (both neuron2's last build and tritical's)
calling gaussianblur() and unsharp()
results in the error:
evaluate: system exception - access violation

with gicocu:
AVISource()
converttorgb24
gicocu("path\lessblue.amp")

trying to load an .amp file from gradation filter
i get the message again.

any clues?
anybody else get this?


xp sp2, avisynth 2.58 rc4 (2.57 tested), p4


tripp

[IanB]

Quote the complete error message text exactly please! (click on the message box and press Control-C, paste the text)

[45tripp]

well that's the juice of it...



AVISource("C:\Documents and Settings\trio\Desktop\120.avi")
converttorgb24
gicocu("C:\Documents and Settings\trio\Desktop\lessblue.amp")


---------------------------
VirtualDub Error
---------------------------
Avisynth open failure:
Evaluate: System exception - Access Violation
(C:\Documents and Settings\trio\Desktop\120.avs, line 3)
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------


edit:
are there debugging steps i can take to provide something more informative?

[vampiredom]

Try adding photoshop=true to the GiCoCu line?

I've also had this issue with conditional filters from time to time -- but only when running MT. Do you have a SetMTMode() statement somewhere?

[45tripp]

Try adding photoshop=true to the GiCoCu line?

yes i've tried that,
same thing


I've also had this issue with conditional filters from time to time -- but only when running MT. Do you have a SetMTMode() statement somewhere?

the script is as posted.


ty

[IanB]

Try ConvertToRGB32() or possibly something about C:\Documents and Settings\trio\Desktop\lessblue.amp is causing gicocu to choke.

[45tripp]

hehe

i'd tried most combinations already.
ty,
it's the combination of photoshop=true + the (probably) long path

this works

AVISource("C:\Documents and Settings\trio\Desktop\working2\hebsub.avi")
converttorgb24
gicocu("C:\Converted Music\gf.amp",photoshop=true)

edit:
btw i had no reason to suspect the path as i'd already loaded a gimp curve from the same exact path
gicocu("C:\Documents and Settings\trio\Desktop\a.cur")


that still leaves variableblur though


tripp