Crash when using plugin directory

[mrwho]

The problem is, every time i use AVIsynth with a plugin in the autoload plugin-directory, Virtualdub crashes when i try to close it.

This happens only if at least one plugin is in the plugin-directory of AVISynth, no matter which one.

It doesn't make any difference what's inside the script, a version()
alone ends in an access violation.

At the moment i can only prevent this problem with "LoadPlugin" and a separate directory.

I also checked the AVISynth-Keys in the registry, and the scripts also work without any problem when i use the directory
....but these crashes, i don't know why :(

A crashinfo.txt can be found here (http://www.hallowelt.at/crashinfo.txt).

Used software:
Virtualdub 1.4.11
AVIsynth 2.0.7
Windows XP + SP1

[MoonDoggie]

Check to see if there are any files other then .dll files in your
plugin directory..

Mine was doing the same thing becuase I had a readme.txt file in
the same directory as the plugins.

MoonDoggie

[Suikun]

And old version of warpsharp.dll caused something like this I think. If it's in your plugin directory, just remove it.

[mrwho]

Originally posted by Suikun
And old version of warpsharp.dll caused something like this I think. If it's in your plugin directory, just remove it.

That was it, thanks for the tip !

Sadly, it's the last version available 911a which causes the error. :(

BTW, i found by pure luck that wing1 described the same problem in the warpsharp-threat here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=34076&perpage=20&highlight=warpsharp&pagenumber=2), 3 Months ago.

Well, try to find that with the search-function :rolleyes: :)

[Guest]

Originally posted by mrwho
Well, try to find that with the search-function :rolleyes: :) Very simple: search on "plugin directory crash".

[mrwho]

Originally posted by neuron2
Very simple: search on "plugin directory crash".

Now it's simple to say that. :D

I just didn't search with the term "plugin", talk about logic...

Well, this "search"-discussion could go on forever, let's say i'm glad that there exists such a helpful forum like Doom9's.

[Guest]

Amen, bro'.