View Full Version : Windows 10, AVISynth and encoding for AVS files
belonesox
29th April 2016, 14:02
On WinXP/Win7 I use ANSI/Windows-1251 encoding for AVISynth files and all be OK.
On Win10 I try to use Windows-1251 encoding, but failed (see screenshot and attached ZIP)
https://www.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=15373&d=1461934746
What is wrong with my scripts?
Is the problem solvable under Win10?
Any ideas welcomed...
asarian
29th April 2016, 16:08
On WinXP/Win7 I use ANSI/Windows-1251 encoding for AVISynth files and all be OK.
On Win10 I try to use Windows-1251 encoding, but failed (see screenshot and attached ZIP)
https://www.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=15373&d=1461934746
What is wrong with my scripts?
Is the problem solvable under Win10?
Any ideas welcomed...
Can't see your image yet, but seems I use DOS-delimited ANSI 1252 for my .avs files (never really noticed it before in UltraEdit); and that works just fine.
Groucho2004
30th April 2016, 00:16
On WinXP/Win7 I use ANSI/Windows-1251 encoding for AVISynth files and all be OK.
On Win10 I try to use Windows-1251 encoding, but failed
What's your system locale (language) set to?
belonesox
30th April 2016, 02:45
My system locale is Russian.
I set 1251 for console encoding by chcp... no results
https://www.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=15376&stc=1&d=1461980626
Groucho2004
30th April 2016, 09:28
My system locale is Russian.
I set 1251 for console encoding by chcp... no results
https://www.doom9.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=15376&stc=1&d=1461980626
If your your system locale is already 1251, you shouldn't have to use chcp.
Anyway, the fact that it does work (not just for you) on WinXP/7 seems to indicate that Win10 is the culprit. I doubt that you are the only one with that problem so try to google it.
belonesox
1st May 2016, 12:01
Sorry, the problem was in OS setting "Default encoding for non-unicode program". (http://www.digitalcitizen.life/changing-display-language-used-non-unicode-programs)
I have to set it to Russian/windows-1251
Thanks all for support!
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