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It's an exciting new bug. Python 3.7 probably changed something about how it's handled.
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vspipe --info script.vpy - is there error message? are you using current avfs.exe that came with vapoursynth? |
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Thx for the swift reply. Yes, the script is valid: Code:
F:\jobs>vspipe --info test.vpy - Width: 720 Height: 480 Frames: 6307 FPS: 30000/1001 (29.970 fps) Format Name: YUV420P8 Color Family: YUV Alpha: No Sample Type: Integer Bits: 8 SubSampling W: 1 SubSampling H: 1 Core freed but 537600 bytes still allocated in framebuffers And yes, I use the 119 KB avfs.exe that the R45 (apparently) installed.
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The older Pismo context menu still can work for avs scripts (I have it concurrently working for 32bit), I don't think it can run vpy scripts (or maybe it can run 32bit vapoursynth, not sure) |
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Aww, too bad that functionality is gone: I really liked it. Thx guys. Good tip on the shortcut, btw. Thx.
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LinuxMint make process fails
Hi Myrsloik,
I am trying to build vapoursynth from git repo on LinuxMint 19 Tara (distro is based upon Ubuntu 18.04) and followed your instructions carefully. Btw, your required packages are missing one component automake which was easy to discover and install. I also cloned and built latest zimg without problems. I autogenerated and configured your cloned repo successfully but make process fails with some cython error, complete make log is pasted here. Also, there are lots of warnings too Please advice how to rectify this problem, |
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kypec@acer:~/vapoursynth$ pip install Cython Collecting Cython Downloading https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/b3/b8/31ce8eb5fc8dd7a8900d0bc7ed4291fc823e7356c9db136c208d74b04353/Cython-0.29.1-cp27-cp27mu-manylinux1_x86_64.whl (2.0MB) 100% |████████████████████████████████| 2.0MB 600kB/s Installing collected packages: Cython Successfully installed Cython-0.29.1 kypec@acer:~/vapoursynth$ cython3 --version Cython version 0.26.1 Code:
kypec@acer:~/vapoursynth$ pip install --upgrade Cython Collecting Cython Using cached https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/b3/b8/31ce8eb5fc8dd7a8900d0bc7ed4291fc823e7356c9db136c208d74b04353/Cython-0.29.1-cp27-cp27mu-manylinux1_x86_64.whl Installing collected packages: Cython Successfully installed Cython-0.29.1 kypec@acer:~/vapoursynth$ cython3 --version Cython version 0.26.1 How the heck is one supposed to UPGRADE that package then? |
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Kypec,
I tried install of VS some time ago, (and eventually gave up as Ubuntu apparently had some packages missing/broken), but see here (pip3), maybe it helps, no idea (linux/VS virgin):- https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...92#post1794992 EDIT: Ill probably try again on Mint & Gentoo soon. [pip3 = python v3.xx version of pip(v2.7)]
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You have to install Cython to the system, not the user area. Use sudo with pip/pip3.
Or just use the package from Ubuntu 18.10 and install it with dpkg. |
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Thank you StainlessS & qyot27 for suggestions. Yes, I fixed the problem by using pip3 install --upgrade cython instead of (legacy?) pip but forgot to reply here. The last obstacle was to resolve issues with environment variables LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PYTHONPATH but finally -> vspipe runs as expected!
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Having an issue on Win10 using a custom Python library path with VapourSynth. I add the path to PYTHONPATH and everything works fine from the Python CLI. I then go into VSEdit and add the path in Settings. It works fine only when I run VSEdit as Admin. It fails to find my libraries if I run as my normal user account.
At first, I thought it was an issue with VSEdit. However, I am having the same problem loading a VPY script into VDub2. I have to run VDub2 as Admin for the custom path to work, which makes me think there's something else going on beyond VSEdit. I gave my user account full rights to the Python37, VapourSynth, and VapourSynth Editor directories and everything in them. And my account already has full access to the custom library path. I reinstalled Python37 with support for All Users. None of this helped. Btw, my normal user account works fine with the standard Python37\Lib\site-packages\vapoursynth directory. No issues there. So that's my fallback. Just seeing if anyone else has thoughts. |
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Is there any on going issues currently with Windows 10 that's causing any kind of issues with Python or VapourSynth? It seems like I'm doing nothing but fighting with these two parts. I checked Registry and file locations everything is pointing to the correct path / files. Not even VS Editor wants to load now.
Last night it was fine, then when I booted up today nothing. I know last night Windows updated something, along with VS 2017. |
26th January 2019, 09:20 | #3220 | Link |
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Hi, I know this is wrong:
clip = core.resize.Bicubic(clip, vs.RGB24) but it causes crash for all apps loading script, that error is not caught by script evaluations, perhaps vs.RGB24 is being loaded into wrong place. It gives out legit VideoNode though. RAM overruns even with core.max_cache_size set. |
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