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opieant · 14th June 2004, 01:40

I just ran into a similar problem today with a utility I'm using to generate AVS files using a large number of calls to the Trim function. One Trim call is made for each frame of output. If it helps or means anything, the limit seems to be 16,065 times that this can be called. 16,066 or more (at least with the source material I'm using, a 16374 frame DV clip at 59.94FPS, 720x480) causes VirtualDub or WMP or close upon loading the AVS without reporting an error. Using SetMemoryMax makes no difference. Would be nice to be able to disable whatever limits are causing this in a future version of AVISynth. Splitting up the results will have to be my solution for now as well.

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opieant Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 27	Similar problem I just ran into a similar problem today with a utility I'm using to generate AVS files using a large number of calls to the Trim function. One Trim call is made for each frame of output. If it helps or means anything, the limit seems to be 16,065 times that this can be called. 16,066 or more (at least with the source material I'm using, a 16374 frame DV clip at 59.94FPS, 720x480) causes VirtualDub or WMP or close upon loading the AVS without reporting an error. Using SetMemoryMax makes no difference. Would be nice to be able to disable whatever limits are causing this in a future version of AVISynth. Splitting up the results will have to be my solution for now as well.