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18th March 2012, 22:39 | #343 | Link | |
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To get any answers, you'll need to supply a bit more information, such as what specific plugin you're trying to load and exatcly how (the simplest and best way to do this is to post the exact script you're using), what exact symptoms you get (e.g. any error messages that occur before the crash), what other plugins have you tried and did they behave the same way, etc. Otherwise, the only suggestion anyone can reasonably make is "investigate the problem". Also, you need to post the question in the Usage forum, not here in the Development forum. Good luck! |
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20th March 2012, 04:04 | #344 | Link | |
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The problem is straightforward: All plugin Virtualdub I try to carry this latest version of Avisynth, to boot, for example, VirtualDubMod, I get the error message that this program will close. That's all. |
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31st March 2012, 20:12 | #345 | Link |
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1) Updated to CVS, so everyone can try new interfaces: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...92#post1567792 2) Some bugfixes/improvements, mostly exceptions-related. 3) VirtualDub plugins now work again. 4) Changed compiler to VS2010 - something could break due to this. SubJunk, it's not missing - just moved in tables due to 2.6 stuff. Rebuild your plugin with new headers and it should work fine. |
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SubJunk, since it uses MT functions it's already incompatible with regular Avisynth, it will be incompatible with 2.5.8 MT due to new placement of MT functions, but there is nothing bad in it - 2.5.8 shouldn't be used anyway. If MT functions are called conditionally - you can still build it and maintain compatibility with 2.5.
2.6 will likely support 2.5 plugins without changes, but I hope they'll be recompiled if just to remove the ancient bad code that is compiled into all plugins and the main reason of "instability" of MT Avisynth mode. |
2nd April 2012, 13:50 | #351 | Link |
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Yeah, this is very great news. Avisynth development moves at such a slow pace is great to see new revisions.
Everything's working well here with no stability issues. Performance might even be slightly higher judging from the quick test I did. Thanks to you, IanB and everyone else involved. |
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I tried to load the VirtualDub filter "MSUSmartSharpen", and although not hung up VirtualDubMod, I just could not carry it, gave me error, as if the configuration that before worked now does not work.
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3rd April 2012, 11:49 | #356 | Link |
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Fresh Win7-64 install, i7-3820 16Gb. Copied 2.6 over the top of tsp's 2.5.7, used VIT functions for QTGMC plus loaded a few other relevant ones for a vanilla QTGMC script with DGindex. Opened script into avs2yuv, and it crashed with no avisynth message. Put 2.5.7 back, backed out to use non-VIT functions in same script and presto, it worked.
In hindsight maybe because I left (only) tsp's "MT" DLLs in the plugins folder and they autoloaded ? |
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Minor update:
1) Some more VirtualDub plugins compatibility fixes. 2) Issue with Overlay and YV24. hydra3333, MT dlls are not supported. And as base you should start from 2.6 alpha or 2.5.8, not earlier. Last edited by SEt; 3rd April 2012 at 17:49. |
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