trolltuning
12th January 2005, 06:48
I placed the Transall.dll in my plug-in directory (not set up to autoload).
When I did this I could no longer open VirtualDubMod v 1.5.10.1
Just to check I changed the extension on this dll and I was able to open VirtualDubMod again. I am running Windows XP Pro.
Mug Funky
12th January 2005, 09:25
what's transall do?
if VDM wont load it is because avisynth isn't working.
i know you disabled autoloading, but just to be sure try put the plugin in a totally different directory and see what happens when you load it manually from there in a script.
stickboy
12th January 2005, 12:22
Originally posted by trolltuning
When I did this I could no longer open VirtualDubMod v 1.5.10.1What do you mean? What happened? VirtualDubMod wouldn't start at all? You didn't even have to try loading an AviSynth script?
trolltuning
12th January 2005, 15:06
@MugFunky Transall is a group of transition filters (see the new filter sticky)
I will try you advice next time I can get home to my computer.
@stickboy Yes it keeps VirtualDubMod from opening even without opening a script. I have seen this before when I've placed functions with errors in them in the plug-in directory.
trolltuning
13th January 2005, 02:55
Originally posted by Mug Funky
what's transall do?
i know you disabled autoloading, but just to be sure try put the plugin in a totally different directory and see what happens when you load it manually from there in a script.
Thanks that did the trick. I not only got back VirtualDubMod but I can call the plug-in and it's really awesome.
Mug Funky
13th January 2005, 03:12
hehe... looks like there might be a slight bug with autoloading?
i know VDM tries to initialise avisynth (somehow) when it starts, and it spits the dummy when there's bad plugins/avsi scripts. i didn't realise it did it even when autoloading was off.
vcmohan
6th February 2005, 04:24
TransAll is the plugin I authored. I am glad some one has used and found it awesome. I am also concerned that it created problems with Virtualdubmod. I use Virtualdub and the plugin in the Avisynth plugin folder for auto loading and it did not give me any problem. What would have caused the problem with virtualdubmod? Is there any namespace collision? Also please use the latest version as some bugs have been corrected.
Mohan
trolltuning
9th February 2005, 01:08
@vcmohan
I think it was only this version of VirtualDubMod
v 1.5.10.1 as I didn't have the problem at work where I use a different Virtual Dub.
I was wrong about having autoloading disabled.
There was no version number on the dll but
I would have downloaded the latest version as of Jan 11.
Not sure how to determine name space conflicts. Hope this helps.
trolltuning
11th February 2005, 15:27
Sorry this post was meant for another thread.
Valky
22nd February 2005, 23:19
Originally posted by vcmohan
TransAll is the plugin I authored. I am glad some one has used and found it awesome. I am also concerned that it created problems with Virtualdubmod. I use Virtualdub and the plugin in the Avisynth plugin folder for auto loading and it did not give me any problem. What would have caused the problem with virtualdubmod? Is there any namespace collision? Also please use the latest version as some bugs have been corrected.
Mohan
Well, I haven't been able to load any script in VD when I have tried to test these transitions. All I get is 'script open failed'.
Could you please give me an example of script with some basic transition? I tried to read your doc-file but still no luck.
my script is like this:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\TransAll.dll")
Left=avisource("vi_1.avi")
Right=avisource("vi_2.avi")
TransFunnel(Left,Right,100)
This doesnt work either:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\TransAll.dll")
avisource("vi_1.avi")
left=trim(0,300)
#
avisource("vi_2.avi")
right=trim(100,400)
#
T=TransFunnel(left,right,100)
return left+T+right
vcmohan
23rd February 2005, 04:30
valky appears to be using an old version of transall.
1. In case the plugin is placed in the plugin folder of avisynth 2.5 then loadplugin call should be deleted.
2. There is no need to trim the clips,and reassemble them. The overlap parameter properly handles the clips.
The following code should work, assuming that you had placed the TransAll plugin in the Avisynth 2.5 plugin folder.( If you placed it in any other folder , only then loadplugin call is needed.)
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Left=avisource("vi_1.avi")
Right=avisource("vi_2.avi")
TransFunnel(Left,Right,100)
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Please try and inform me if there is still any problem.
Valky
23rd February 2005, 12:14
Just out of curiosity, I would like to know how do you know, what version of plugin I use? :)
I downloaded it from WarpEnterprises filtercollection and it was the only file there exists:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51320
Where can I find the new version if this (424kt) isn't it?
And I have tried with that syntax too...
vcmohan
24th February 2005, 04:45
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Valky
Just out of curiosity, I would like to know how do you know, what version of plugin I use? :)
The script you used in the second instance:-
T=TransFunnel(left,right,100)
return left+T+right
is valid (excepting that the overlap parameter was not present in that old version)for the older version which was on the warpenterprises page earlier. I therefore guessed that you were using that script from the earlier documentation.
Did the plugin work with the loadplugin call removed?
If you read the earlier posts by trolltuning and mugfunky on this topic, you will note that a similar problem was faced by trolltuning and mugfunky explained that there is a small bug with autoloading function of avisynth. If the plugin is placed in the avisynth2.5 plugins folder and a call to loadplugin from that very folder is made then the autoload function may fail.
That is the reason I asked you to delete that call from the script.I checked up once again on my system and it works. In case you still have problems please give more details viz input formats, dimensions, audio types, channels so that I can duplicate them and test.
I just downloaded the plugin from warpenterprises page, installed it in the avisynth 2.5 plugins directory and used following code to test all functions and it worked. Please try
#loadPlugin ("E:\TransPlugins\bin\TransAll\Release\TransAll.dll")
version()
#convertToRGB24(last)
#convertToRGB32(last)
#ConvertToYV12(last)
#ConvertToYUY2(last)
stackVertical(last,last,last)
stackVertical(last,last,last)
Right=stackHorizontal(last,last)
BlankClip(Right, color=$7f1f1f)
TransAccord(last,right,100,"hor",false,false)
TransCentral(last,Right,100,false,false,-4)
TransCrumple(last,right,100,"crumple",true)
TransCrumple(last,right,100,"fold",true)
TransFlipTurn(last,right,100,0,24,0)
TransFlipPage(last,right,100,"up")
TransFunnel(last,right,100,"right")
TransMarbles(last,right,100,60,4,true)
TransPaint(last,right,100,"fence")
TransPeel(last,right,100,"udlright",100,shade=-120)
TransRipple(last,right,100,80,4)
TransSwirl(last,right,100,"aclock",8)
TransScratch(last,right,100,"hvtdLrfom")
TransShuffle(last,right,100,"right")
TransSlantWipe(last,right,100,"sw")
TransSlideIn(last,right,100,"center")
TransSlideOut(last,right,100,"center")
TransSwing(last,right,100,true,1,1)
TransTwinDoors(last,right,100,false,false)
TransVenetianBlinds(last,right,100,type="chvd")
TransVenetianBlinds(last,right,100)
TransWeave(right,last,100,"wvh")
TransWipe(last,right,100,"down")
TransSlantRollIn(right,last,100,"swnwsene", 120)
TransSlantRollOut(last,right,100,"swnesenw", 120)
TransDoor(last,right,100,true,false)
TransSprite(last,right,100,"rudlr")
TransDisco(last,right,100,40,6,false)
#TransBubbles(last,right,100,false)
#converttoRGB32()(last)
Valky
24th February 2005, 13:14
Everything works now great and I think it wasn't even this plugins fault :)
I think it was that latest mvtools.dll that was lying in my avisynth plugins-folder. Filter looks and works great, so thank you very much!
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