SysInfo plugin v0.1.2.9

[screamingtrees]

I did as you said. Nothing shows up in the debugview window. I'm trying to use 32-bit everything on 64-bit windows. Avisynth+ v2772. I used avsrepo to update my dlls.

[StainlessS]

see previous edit
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Originally Posted by StainlessS

EDIT:
Well any script that uses any external plugin.
eg

BlankClip.RT_subtitle("Hello World")

EDIT: I dont use AvsRepo, no idea what it does, maybe ChaosKing could comment.

[screamingtrees]

I used your code and still I get nothing in DebugView (but at least I know RT_stats is working now since the Hello World code worked in Vdub)

[StainlessS]

Well wherever your plugins directory is, does it contain "AvsInit.avsi" ?

EDIT:
eg VDub2 x86, uses x86 plugins , Vdub2 x64 uses x64 plugins,
you need AvsInit.avsi, and appriopriate SysInfo64.dll or SysInfo32.dll and RT_Stats.dll (x86 or x64), as bare minimum in each of x86 or x64 plugins.

EDIT:
And a check on Debugview working,

V=RT_VersionString
RT_DebugF("RT_Stats Version = %s",V,name="Screamingtrees_Test: ")
BlankClip.RT_subtitle("Hello World RT_Stats " + V)
return Last

[screamingtrees]

-see the path in the title bar.



-avisynth plugin directory

Thanks for your help

[StainlessS]

What about this here thingy

V=RT_VersionString
Bits = SI_ProcessBitness # 32 or 64
RT_DebugF("RT_Stats Version = %s : Bits = %d",V,Bits,name="Screamingtrees_Test: ")
BlankClip.RT_subtitle("Hello World RT_Stats %s : bits = %d",V,bits)
return Last

[screamingtrees]

V=RT_VersionString
RT_DebugF("RT_Stats Version = %s",V,name="Screamingtrees_Test: ")
BlankClip.RT_subtitle("Hello World RT_Stats " + V)
return Last

Yeah that printed out "[3616] Screamingtrees_Test: RT_Stats Version = 1.43" in debugview.

[StainlessS]

You are better off with v2.0Beta13:- https://www.mediafire.com/file/xa3t1...01229.zip/file
And a bit more

V=RT_VersionString
Bits = SI_ProcessBitness # 32 or 64
SI_Path = SI_ModulePath
RT_DebugF("RT_Stats Version = %s\nBits = %d\nSI_Path=%s",V,Bits,SI_Path,name="Screamingtrees_Test: ")
BlankClip(width=1024).RT_subtitle("Hello World RT_Stats %s\nbits = %d\nSI_Path=%s",V,bits,SI_Path)
return Last

Mine says [yours should be for x86, mine is x64]

00001390	00:21:19	Screamingtrees_Test: RT_Stats Version = 2.00Beta13	
00001391	00:21:19	Screamingtrees_Test: Bits = 64	
00001392	00:21:19	Screamingtrees_Test: SI_Path=C:\VideoTools\AvisynthRepository\AVSPLUS372_x64\plugins

[screamingtrees]

00000001	0.00000000	[9916] Screamingtrees_Test: RT_Stats Version = 2.00Beta13	
00000002	0.00002490	[9916] Screamingtrees_Test: Bits = 32	
00000003	0.00004660	[9916] Screamingtrees_Test: SI_Path=%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\UniversalAvisynthInstaller_20210119\AvisynthRepository\AVSPLUS010_x86\plugins

[real.finder]

Originally Posted by screamingtrees

Is there still a download somewhere of the older (1.1.5) version that works with StainlessS' avsinit.avsi? I keep getting the "i don't know what AvsPlusVersionNumber means" error when trying to use Srestore.

just use https://github.com/realfinder/AVS-St...RF_Shared.avsi

[StainlessS]

R.F. post should fix it, if you have no use for AvsInit.
I note that AVSPLUS101_x86 is VERY old version AVS+.
Current version a LOT better.

00001822	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: 	
00001823	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: AvsInit_Version     = 1.10	
00001824	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: GScript Available   = AVS+	
00001825	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: RT_Stats Version    = 2.00Beta13	
00001826	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: SysInfo Version     = 0.129000	
00001827	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: SysInfo.dll DIR     = C:\VideoTools\AvisynthRepository\AVSPLUS372_x64\plugins	
00001828	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: VersionString       = AviSynth+ 3.7.2 (r3642, master, x86_64)	
00001829	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: SetMemoryMax        = 4096	
00001830	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Avisynth Bitness    = 64	
00001831	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: WorkingDir          = C:\VideoTools\AvisynthRepository\AVSPLUS372_x64\plugins\	
00001832	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: ProcessName         = C:\NON-INSTALL\MeGUI_x64\tools\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe	
00001833	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: ParentProcessName   = cmd.exe	
00001834	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: OSVersionString     = Windows 10 (x64) (Build 18363)	
00001835	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: OSVersionNumber     = 10.000000	
00001836	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: OS Bitness          = 64	
00001837	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: CPUName             = Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz / Coffee Lake (Core i7)	
00001838	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Cores               = 06:12 (Phy:Log)	
00001839	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: CPU Extensions      = MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, FMA3, RDSEED, ADX, AVX, AVX2	
00001840	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Total Memory        = 32620MB	
00001841	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Avail Memory        = 28134MB'	
00001842	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Screen Res          = 2560x1440	
00001843	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Screen BitsPerPixel = 32	
00001844	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Time                = Saturday 02 April 2022 00:36:56[GMT Summer Time]	
00001845	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: User TEMP Dir       = C:\Users\steve\AppData\Local\Temp	
00001846	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: ComSpec             = C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe	
00001847	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: Computer Name       = OMEN-W10P5	
00001848	00:36:56	AvsInit_ShowInfo: User Name           = steve

EDIT:

Return Version # mine is x64

OR x86

[screamingtrees]

Originally Posted by real.finder

just use https://github.com/realfinder/AVS-St...RF_Shared.avsi

With that I get an Gscriptclip error. I'm using Avisynth+, should I install Gscript?

[screamingtrees]

Current version a LOT better.

I'll try updating avisynth+ in a bit...

[StainlessS]

This is what my (slightly modified) Universal Installer dir looks like


This is whats inside each of those directories


Get latest dlls from, files only:- https://github.com/AviSynth/AviSynthPlus/releases

Choose the highest version folders in YOUR Universal Installer setup (mine are AVSPLUS372_x64 and AVSPLUS372_x86)
and copy the appropriate avisynth dlls into those folders.

Copy appropriate Avisynth.dll and DevIL.dll to your chosen folders [might as well setup x86 and x64 both, if you can].

Then Execute as Administrtor, "setavs.cmd",
and choose the versions as per folder names you chose and setup dlls in.
(version numbers shown will likely be wrong, but should be last two options for x64 and x86).
Move your dlls and avsi scripts into the Plugins directories in those chosen folders.

Hope you can follow that.

OR,
just install one of the other Avisynth Installer options from above link [might be easier]

[real.finder]

Originally Posted by screamingtrees

With that I get an Gscriptclip error. I'm using Avisynth+, should I install Gscript?

it's GRunT IIRC, also yes it required

[screamingtrees]

It's working now after installing GRunT. After that I updated my avisynth+ to the latest.

[LeXXuz]

I can't get this to run on my Windows 11 machine. It works on both my Windows 10 machines. Same installation, same Avisynth+ version 3.7.2, r3661.

Error message:
"Cannot load file '...\SysInfo64.dll'. Platform returned code 126: Module not found."

Is there any dependancy I may be missing?

[kedautinh12]

Originally Posted by LeXXuz

I can't get this to run on my Windows 11 machine. It works on both my Windows 10 machines. Same installation, same Avisynth+ version 3.7.2, r3661.

Error message:
"Cannot load file '...\SysInfo64.dll'. Platform returned code 126: Module not found."

Is there any dependancy I may be missing?

You can check with this app
https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies/releases

[Julek]

Originally Posted by LeXXuz

I can't get this to run on my Windows 11 machine. It works on both my Windows 10 machines. Same installation, same Avisynth+ version 3.7.2, r3661.

Error message:
"Cannot load file '...\SysInfo64.dll'. Platform returned code 126: Module not found."

Is there any dependancy I may be missing?

https://github.com/abbodi1406/vcredist/releases

[Emulgator]

sysinfo needs Microsoft VisualStudio 2010 to run.
sysinfo64.dll wants msvcr100.dll 10.0.30319.1 (18.03.2010 809KB) in system32
Later versions will not work !

Thanks kedautinh12 for the link to Dependencies.