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dipje · 3rd August 2015, 16:25

Had a bit of a fight to understand how the ImageMagick build-thingy works. Actually reading the manual helped :S, so I got _something_ build for MSVC 2010 with a slightly more recent ImageMagick built than what you used.
Then, as you said, used it just to compile my imwri.dll and just replaced that in my Vapoursynth folder, so using your DLLs. Stuff works.

Had to fight a bit to get imwri.cpp compiling under MSVC 2010, since you seem to be using some c++11 stuff. After it compiled and worked, added a simple 'compresstype' optional string parameter, then used an ugly 'if else if else'-block to match the strings to image.compressType() calls, and tadaaah. Seems to be working. Full-hd EXR files go from 16mb to +/- 6mb with Piz compression enabled while still being lossless and some sort of deep color. Finally a nice way to go in-and-out of After Effects / Vapoursynth

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dipje Registered User Join Date: Oct 2014 Posts: 268	Had a bit of a fight to understand how the ImageMagick build-thingy works. Actually reading the manual helped :S, so I got _something_ build for MSVC 2010 with a slightly more recent ImageMagick built than what you used. Then, as you said, used it just to compile my imwri.dll and just replaced that in my Vapoursynth folder, so using your DLLs. Stuff works. Had to fight a bit to get imwri.cpp compiling under MSVC 2010, since you seem to be using some c++11 stuff. After it compiled and worked, added a simple 'compresstype' optional string parameter, then used an ugly 'if else if else'-block to match the strings to image.compressType() calls, and tadaaah. Seems to be working. Full-hd EXR files go from 16mb to +/- 6mb with Piz compression enabled while still being lossless and some sort of deep color. Finally a nice way to go in-and-out of After Effects / Vapoursynth .