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OBcecado
19th January 2003, 04:11
Hi, I'd like to know if it is my error or if it is a bug, when i open a avs script and slide the bar ahead it says avisynth read error : avisynth : caught and access vioflation at 0x037bb91, attemping to write to 0x00000000
I'm using the following script loadplugin("c:\progra~1\gordia~1\mpeg2dec3.dll")
loadplugin("c:\progra~1\gordia~1\Convolution3DYV12.dll")
loadplugin("c:\progra~1\gordia~1\dup.dll")
mpeg2source ("c:\stuff\stuff.d2v")
dup(copy=true , blend=true)
Convolution3d (preset="movieHQ")
Already thankful.
Suzahara
19th January 2003, 10:05
blend=true? In dup?
sh0dan
19th January 2003, 10:24
AviSynth version and date of the dll file.
OBcecado
19th January 2003, 15:10
I'm updating plugins, now you've talked about it, got avisynth 18/01/03 and I'm searching for updated filters for that avisynth, I'll talk back if I still have problems.
Thanks
jang0
19th January 2003, 15:27
Originally posted by Suzahara
blend=true? In dup?
yep. i think this has been added to the latest version (2.00)
instead of taking 1 frame from a frame sequence, it blends them together.
OBcecado
19th January 2003, 15:38
In dup 2.0 it's said in the help file
blend (true/false, default false): If this option is set to true, the copy behavior will be modified such that instead of using the last frame in the string of duplicates, a frame will be created and used from a blend of all the duplicates in the string. This is useful for noise reduction. This option requires copy=true. Also, note that the blend frame is generated when the first frame in the string is requested. So random access into the middle of a string will not invoke blending. Play the clip straight through from a starting point for correct operation.
Will test that avs again tonight, i think I've already updated all the plugins.Will post results after that.
Cheers.
Evil Andy
20th January 2003, 10:49
This sounds very similar to the problem I've been having.
Does it still give you a read error with just
LoadPlugin("mpeg2dec3.dll")
mpeg2source("something.d2v")
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