portable avisynth or standalone

[forum king]

Hi folks , i need some help here ..
i have got a server with RDP access, which i use for various things, i am a user and dont have admin priviledges, now i wanted to encde a few videos and i did them well , but yesterday i donno what the admin r someoe else did , the avisynth started t gimme an error..

http://i50.tinypic.com/2ypkd2s.jpg

looks like its an outdated avisynth ( as a matter of fact when i first tried to make a script in this server , i got same prob, and asked the admin to reinstall avisynth , and things went smooth,
now the issue is that the admin is unreachable and i need to do some encodes which owing to this crappy error i cant ,
and as a user i cant edit or delete or install anything,
i can only use a poratble application..

can anyone help..

regards

[IanB]

You can explicitly load a desired local copy of a DirectShowSource.dll with loadplugin() this will override the default one installed.

Might be an idea to load a "Version()" script and see what the admin has actually installed.

[forum king]

mate!!! could u pl tell me how to do it :P i am not that good at it ..
i ll be thankful dear.
god bless

[IanB]

LoadPlugin("....\DirectShowSource.dll")
DirectShowSource(....., convertfps=true, .....)
....

[forum king]

thanks mate .. but to add these there should be a script made , as soon as i hit video input in avisynth script creator the error shows up .. so where exactly should i do this ..
u mean i make a new avs , add this to it give path to the video and then open tyhis script and edit it later oncce it opens in avisynth script creator. ????

please pardon my noobish questions :P

[Wilbert]

Just open notepad, create the script (with the correct paths and names):

LoadPlugin("C:\DirectShowSource.dll")
DirectShowSource("C:\video.avi", convertfps=true)

and save it as script.avs (or whatever you want to call it). Load the script in your encoder.

[forum king]

okay i am gonna give it a go then !!!
will update soon.regards

thanks a lot
god bless!!