Avidemux - Avsproxy "missing avisynth filter"

[flebber]

I am using avidemux build 4473. When using the avsproxy gui I am receiving an error when using directshow source.

I loaded an .mpg file into avsproxy and tried to create a proxy. I received this error.
AvsSocket Proxy, derivated from avs2yuv by Loren Merritt
Loading Avisynth.dll
Avisynth.dll loaded
Env created
Importing..

Avisynth error:
DirectShowSource: RenderFile, the filter graph manager won't talk to me
(C:\DOCUME~1\flebber\LOCALS~1\Temp\dshow_86afe350.avs, line 1)
Initializing WinSock
WinSock ok
Socket bound to port 9999
Waiting for client to connect...

> Exit Code: 1


I tried using ffmpeg source and received this similar error.
AvsSocket Proxy, derivated from avs2yuv by Loren Merritt
Loading Avisynth.dll
Avisynth.dll loaded
Env created
Importing..

Avisynth error:
Script error: there is no function named "ffmpegSource"
(C:\DOCUME~1\flebber\LOCALS~1\Temp\ffmpeg_be8945ec.avs, line 1)
Initializing WinSock
WinSock ok
Socket bound to port 9999
Waiting for client to connect...

> Exit Code: 1


However when doing the ffmpeg version it states the avisynth is missing a plugin.

Any ideas what this plugin would be as I cannot find it in the log.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

However when doing the ffmpeg version it states the avisynth is missing a plugin.

Any ideas what this plugin would be as I cannot find it in the log.

Install the ffmpegSource Plugin and try again :p

http://ivtc.org/new/FFmpegSource-1.21.rar

(Simply put the plugin DLL file into your "Avisynth\Plugins" folder)

I loaded an .mpg file into avsproxy and tried to create a proxy. I received this error.

Not sure what the problem with DirectShowSource is. Maybe the proper Splitter and/or Decoder is missing on your machine.

Why don't you use DGIndex for your MPEG file? And why do you use Avisynth at all? Avidemux can open MPEG's just fine.

[flebber]

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Why don't you use DGIndex for your MPEG file? And why do you use Avisynth at all? Avidemux can open MPEG's just fine.

I was just experimenting, it was there so I used it ;).

[LoRd_MuldeR]

I was just experimenting, it was there so I used it ;).

When dealing with Avisynth and MPEG/VOB/TS files, then DGIndex is the way to go!

And when dealing with Avisynth and H.264 files, there's DGAVCIndex(NV) available now!

For all the rest you can fall back to DirectShowSource() or FFmpgeSource() ...