AviSynth 2.5.6 RC 2 Release Candidate [October 7th]

[fccHandler]

Boulder mentioned makeAVIS which create fake avis, just like VFAPI. Please try that.
My friend, I understand that I can probably find plenty of other solutions to create .wmv files from my TV captures, and I've already mentioned a few of my own workarounds. But my desire is to use Avisynth with WME9. I'm not interested in testing other softwares, because it doesn't address the issues I've raised about my specific choice of software.

As we say in the U.S., you are "passing the buck." ;)

[bill_baroud]

you're pretty stubborn aren't you ? ;)
They suggesting you to use not another software, just a little thing that allow programs who don't like avisynth to work better with avisynth. You said that it works with normal AVI, so with fake AVIs (which are still avs scripts) it should work better, and developpers could concentrate on something less trivial.

[IanB]

@fccHandler,

It looks like a com resource leak, if it is, it may take some time to find. When we find the problem, if it's in Avisynth we will schedule a bug fix release from 2.5.6

IanB

[fccHandler]

you're pretty stubborn aren't you ? ;)
Yeah. But again, I'm not looking for a workaround. I already know how to work around it. I only posted my report in the hope that someone familiar with the Avisynth code might look at it, and possibly fix it.

It looks like a com resource leak, if it is, it may take some time to find.
No hurry. But does this mean that you've duplicated the behaviors I posted? If so, that will be the first confirmation I've had that anyone else has seen these things. Thanks!

[IanB]

Just to say I haven't forgotten this. ;)

[ericf]

Hello. I have a problem using Avisynth with AviSubdetector.
I use this script to open and deinterlace the video:
AVISource("C:\home_&_away_ep03-[jem].avi",audio=false)
TDeint(mode=1)
BlendBob()
ConvertTORGB24()
What happens is that AviSubdetector only reads the text file. Not the video file.
I have the DLL files (TDeint and BlendBob) in the plugins folder where Avisynth is installed.
I'm on XP Home SP2.
What is wrong with the script?
Thanks.
ericf