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Originally Posted by Gavino
But that won't work if the ffms2.dll you have is the C++ version. The point of using the conditional line in the script is that the user doesn't need to know which version he actually has if he loads it that way.
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Ah, now I finally get it. I was assuming all the way through that the user would be using the Cplugin version of ffms2. Thx for making it clear to me.
As I said before, I'm gonna change Avisynth+ to try the C interface of a plugin before the 2.5 interface anyway. That will solve these problems too, and the user would be able to use both the C and C++ version of ffms2 with any of the two Avisynth projects, even if qyot27 decides not to remove those lines. I guess it is even better then if leaves those lines there, for the users who are using that hack.