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tormento
26th August 2025, 09:56
Getnative (https://github.com/Infiziert90/getnative) is not working anymore with a fresh install.

Steps:


Uninstall and cleanup Vapoursynth installation
Uninstall and cleanup Python installation
Install latest Python version
Install latest Vapoursynth version
Install getnative (https://github.com/Infiziert90/getnative) with pip install getnative


Whenever I try a simple

getnative whatever.png

I get:

Using lsmas.LWLibavSource as source filter
Creating lwi index file 100%
Explicitly instantiated a Cache. This is no longer possible and the original clip has been passed through instead.
Explicitly instantiated a Cache. This is no longer possible and the original clip has been passed through instead.
9/500

and then exits without any error message.

I know that now there is VSPreview plugin but I find it cumbersome and can't run batches.

Any help is welcome.

Myrsloik
27th August 2025, 11:49
Getnative (https://github.com/Infiziert90/getnative) is not working anymore with a fresh install.

Steps:


Uninstall and cleanup Vapoursynth installation
Uninstall and cleanup Python installation
Install latest Python version
Install latest Vapoursynth version
Install getnative (https://github.com/Infiziert90/getnative) with pip install getnative


Whenever I try a simple

getnative whatever.png

I get:

Using lsmas.LWLibavSource as source filter
Creating lwi index file 100%
Explicitly instantiated a Cache. This is no longer possible and the original clip has been passed through instead.
Explicitly instantiated a Cache. This is no longer possible and the original clip has been passed through instead.
9/500

and then exits without any error message.

I know that now there is VSPreview plugin but I find it cumbersome and can't run batches.

Any help is welcome.

Run it in a debugger (easiest way is to install visual studio) and you can at least see where the crash happens.

tormento
27th August 2025, 15:33
Run it in a debugger
Thanks for your idea but running a debugger is far beyond my capabilities.

In the mean time, I've found that it runs with Python 3.12 and VS R70 but upgrading one of them makes it not working again.