SEt's Avisynth 2.5.8 MT compiled for *X86_64*, Latest Build 4/16/2010

[aegisofrime]

If you need a GUI, then use MeGUI x64...

[VincAlastor]

Originally Posted by 7ekno

impossible, StaxRip is 32bit code, it can't call 64bit apps ....

7ek

Originally Posted by aegisofrime

If you need a GUI, then use MeGUI x64...

thank you to answer me. then i use staxrip 32bit further. MeGUI is not an alternative for me.

[PhrostByte]

I'm getting "Avisynth open failure: Evaluate: Unrecognized exception!", after AvisynthPluginInit2 but before my function creation callback gets called. Anyone experienced something similar?

[tormento]

Is there any chance to get the x64 compiled version of the latest MVTools2?

[Motenai Yoda]

I found a chroma bug in resizers if the target height is mod2 and the colorspace is YV12...

[levi]

Sadly, JoshyD has long been silent. I don't expect to see further enhancements.

did you try the test release with resizer fixes?

http://code.google.com/p/avisynth64/...0.rar&can=2&q=

[EmuAGR]

That test release fixed my "non-strictly-monotonic pts" warning in x264 when using a resizer in the avs64 script. I'll continue testing it.

Thanks.

[blindbox]

Maybe I should make a new thread but I'm not sure. Long post, so bear with me .

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I'm very thankful that we can have 64-bit though I have a big problem that many other probably face - the lack of plugins. It never hurts to ask, so does anyone knows of any subtitle editing plugins (SubtitleEx or TextSub for example) that exists in a 64-bit dll? I desperately tried to find SubtitleEx and TextSub 64-bit builds, with higher hopes on TextSub since it's made by Gabest but I couldn't find any. I also tried to find the source code of TextSub (again, made by Gabest so there might be a source code) so that maybe I can compile a 64-bit dll myself (I am THAT desperate) but I couldn't find any either.
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Is there no other way? I currently have three options. One is to use softsubs. The second option is to use avisynth 32-bit, and consequently, use a 32-bit encoder(I preferrably not do this). The third option is for me to learn how to program (I definitely prefer NOT to due to the time it takes ).

I figured that using softsubs is probably the best but with softsubs, I will have to encode twice, unless there is a method of turning softsubs into hardsubs that I do not know of. Less painful to learn to write .ass than to write .cpp files.

I have to say AviSynth is one heck of an impressive software (also with the help of AvsPmod), so good that it drove me to want to start programming and made me lack sleep.

I'm thinking about using 32-bit again. The performance difference between 32-bit and 64-bit isn't too much is it? Should I go through the pains of learning .ass or just stick to 32-bit simply because it's not worth it?

Someone recommend me an option.

[Lyle_JP]

Originally Posted by blindbox

Someone recommend me an option.

Well, there is an x64 version of VSFilter.dll, which will allow you to use textsub() and vobsub(). It's distributed via the online updating system for MeGUI x64, and I'm sure there's a link to it somewhere.

[sneaker_ger]

You can also get it here:
http://xhmikosr.1f0.de/index.php?folder=bXBjLWhj

It's in the standalone filter package.

[blindbox]

Wow guys, thanks a lot! I managed to find it in megui x64.

P.S.: Just realised that was my first post. Man, I've lurked the forum for a year.

EDIT: Now I face another problem. It says

LoadPlugin: unable to load "<plugin filename here>.dll"

EDIT2: Nevermind, I figured it out, AvsPmod is 32-bit.

[levi]

Use

try { Load_StdCall_Plugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins64\<plugin filename here>.dll") }
catch(err_msg) { Load_StdCall_Plugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\<plugin filename here>") }

It will fall back to 32-bit version if you are using a 32-bit app.

[azulazules]

Hey there...
Does anyone know if dup.dll v2.30 was compiled for x64 2.5.8 avisynth?
Or can someone help me in compiling it?
Source code of dup.dll v2.30 is here: http://neuron2.net/dup/dupnew.html
Thanks alot! :-)

[asarian]

Can someone please mention a frame-accurate source filter for use with SEt's Avisynth 2.5.8 MT compiled for *X86_64*? FFVideoSource yields an (obvious) error that there is no function named; and DirectshowSource craps in all directions it can whiz.

This is meant for use with MCTemporalDenoise, btw.

Much obliged.

[levi]

http://neuron2.net/dgdecnv/dgdecnv.html

64bit version included in the standard zip

[AlekseiV]

Originally Posted by asarian

FFVideoSource yields an (obvious) error that there is no function named

You have installed FFMS2 x64?

[asarian]

Originally Posted by AlekseiV

You have installed FFMS2 x64?

Thanks. I just did. :) I'm getting an immediate error, though ("x264 has stopped responding") when I run the following script (for 64-bit):



LoadCPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins64\ffms2.dll")

SetMTMode(5,4)

FFVideoSource("f:\jobs\unter.mkv").ConvertToYV12()

SetMTMode(3)

MCTemporalDenoise(settings="medium", stabilize=true)
GradFun2DBmod(thr=1.4,thrC=1.0,mode=0,str=1.2,strC=0.0,temp=50,adapt=64,mask=false,show=false)

SupTitle("f:\jobs\unter_exp.sup", forcedOnly=false, swapCbCr=false, relocate=true, relocOffset="0,0,0,0")

[cezar]

It will be so good, if someone compiles DGAVCdecode for x64 avisynth. It's very nice frame-accurate source filter.
I ask to consider it as request.

[kypec]

DGAVCDecode has been abandoned & its support has ceased. Try DGDecNV or DGAVCDecDI if you don't have NVidia GPU.

[cweb]

Originally Posted by cweb

I finally tried the 64 bit yadif, had the same problem you had.

Managed to solve it.

Just specify the path of the 64 bit yadif explicitly:

Loadcplugin("c:\apps\avisynth2\plugins 64\yadif.dll")