FFmpegSource

hello_hello · 12th January 2012, 08:17

I can confirm this bug, although I haven't got an idea as to the exact cause. The first MKV file I attempted to index using MeGUI caused ffmsindex to crash. It'll demux the audio stream, but it won't index.
I also tried using a basic script (because that's all I know) but it refused to index the file.

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\ffms2\ffms2.dll")
FFVideoSource("E:\video.mkv")

Normally just opening the above script would cause the file to be indexed, but instead when opening it with MPC-HC I got:

Evaluate: System Exception - Access Violation
E:\script.avs, line 2

The MKV file contains AVC video, DTS audio and srt subtitles. Removing the subtitles when remuxing fixed the problem (I don't think removing the audio made any difference). Remuxing the MKV while retaining all three streams still caused ffmsindex to crash. Reverting to the previous ffms version used by MeGUI (seems to be r588) returned everything to normal.

Here's a sample.

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hello_hello Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 4,829	I can confirm this bug, although I haven't got an idea as to the exact cause. The first MKV file I attempted to index using MeGUI caused ffmsindex to crash. It'll demux the audio stream, but it won't index. I also tried using a basic script (because that's all I know) but it refused to index the file. LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\ffms2\ffms2.dll") FFVideoSource("E:\video.mkv") Normally just opening the above script would cause the file to be indexed, but instead when opening it with MPC-HC I got: Evaluate: System Exception - Access Violation E:\script.avs, line 2 The MKV file contains AVC video, DTS audio and srt subtitles. Removing the subtitles when remuxing fixed the problem (I don't think removing the audio made any difference). Remuxing the MKV while retaining all three streams still caused ffmsindex to crash. Reverting to the previous ffms version used by MeGUI (seems to be r588) returned everything to normal. Here's a sample.