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-Vit- · 20th March 2011, 15:06

Boulder: Somehow the line breaks were converted to UNIX-style recently. I've updated the OP to use Windows style line breaks again so it should be more readable now (no version number change). I use Notepad++, Visual Studio or AvsPmod to edit, but those editors will accept any line break style so I didn't notice the problem.

Delerue: You cannot always run 1 thread per core because you might run out of memory. On 32-bit avisynth you have 2Gb memory regardless of your machine. Multi-threaded complex HD scripts need more memory (which is why we need 64-bit Avisynth). Cut down the number of threads. Also always try different versions of MT avisynth. Just because MVTools works for you multi-threaded, doesn't mean that you are using the most stable MT version for your machine.

nhope: I'm going to add plugin packages for 2.5x, 2.6x and x64-2.5x to the OP to ease the plugin confusion. I'm not in my lair at the moment so I can't test anything properly - it will have to wait.

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-Vit- Registered User Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 448	Boulder: Somehow the line breaks were converted to UNIX-style recently. I've updated the OP to use Windows style line breaks again so it should be more readable now (no version number change). I use Notepad++, Visual Studio or AvsPmod to edit, but those editors will accept any line break style so I didn't notice the problem. Delerue: You cannot always run 1 thread per core because you might run out of memory. On 32-bit avisynth you have 2Gb memory regardless of your machine. Multi-threaded complex HD scripts need more memory (which is why we need 64-bit Avisynth). Cut down the number of threads. Also always try different versions of MT avisynth. Just because MVTools works for you multi-threaded, doesn't mean that you are using the most stable MT version for your machine. nhope: I'm going to add plugin packages for 2.5x, 2.6x and x64-2.5x to the OP to ease the plugin confusion. I'm not in my lair at the moment so I can't test anything properly - it will have to wait. Last edited by -Vit-; 20th March 2011 at 15:37.