Directshowsource Problem

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Hello,

I hope this is the right section for this post...

I recently installed a fresh windows seven 64 on my new laptop. As I am a frequent user of Avisynth to filter/edit videos, I just installed it, but when I specify a video source with the directshowsource ou avisource functions, programs like MeGUI or VirtualDub can open it and display the video, but are not able to encode it.

In deed, the directshowsource (or avisource) function doesn't succeed to connect to a directshow filter (ie to connect to a ffdshow filter), whereas mediaplayer classic or Windows Media Player don't have any problems... :(

I tried several versions of FFDShow (Tryout, classic, the Combined Community Codec Pack), Avisynth 2.5.8, 2.6, no solutions.

So I'm begging you, Avisynth gods, please, can you help me ?

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[poisondeathray]

Try clsid's directshow tool for win7

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=146910

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Thanks for the link, but avisynth is still not working...

Now, I can play for example a .mkv in windows media player, il will use the FFDShow filters.

But if I try to play this mkv through Avisynth, the FFDShow video decoder is launched, but inactive (ie no frames decoded) and so no pictures, only the sound.

What is strange is that on a win7 32 bits, there are no problems at all :(

[Keiyakusha]

soso12
Give some info about your source file. Mediainfo log will be fine.

[Keiyakusha]

But we still know nothing about your m2ts. If there is VC-1 inside, the problems with it are common for some reason. So far I can only recommend to try tools from Donald Graft: DGMPGIndex, DGAVCIndex and DGNVIndex (if you have appropriate nvidia videocard). Or make sure you set VC1 decoder to FFDShow using clsid's tool. But this is only guess.