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McQuaid
4th January 2003, 23:57
Hey all, I'm using win98se, I've copied the imglib.dll to windows/system
but still can't load the plugin. Whenever i attempt to use it i get the avisynth error of not being able to load the plugin. I've triple checked the paths in my script and everything is fine.

I'm thinking I might not have the correct version of imglib.dll. I don't know if I have a wrong version of imglib.dll. The one I found is 64K and in the version info the company name is aol.

McQuaid
5th January 2003, 00:05
Ok, I found the simsoft version which is much larger (547K) and is version 1.2.

But I still get the same problem, not sure what to try next.

Again, any help would be great.

WarpEnterprises
5th January 2003, 00:23
1. Try copying the DLL to windows, or the plugin path. I had similar effect - didn't load, sometimes it did - never knew why NOT (maybe there is a lockup when one load fails).

2. Here are the plugin and DLL which work definitly for me:

http://members.aon.at/archi/warpenterprises

(I'm too on W98)

McQuaid
5th January 2003, 00:36
thanks for the quick response.

My versions of Imglib.dll and ImageSequence.dll are the same as yours but just to be on the safe side i copied over mine but still no go.

I now have Imglib.dll in windows/system windows and my (imageseq dir) plugin directory.

In the script i'm trying to load the plugin by simply:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\avisynth\imageseq\ImageSequence.dll")

From what I know, I shouldn't have to reboot for the dll to be used but I'll reboot and see if anything changes.

McQuaid
5th January 2003, 01:42
Reboot didn't help, anyone else have suggestions?

sh0dan
5th January 2003, 10:36
Are you using the correct version of the plugin.

(That is the 2.5 version for AviSynth 2.5 alpha, or the older for an older version?)

McQuaid
5th January 2003, 20:55
Thx, it's working now.

I haven't updated avisynth in a long time. I updated avisynth to 2.07 and redownloaded image sequence and it's working now.