vsavsreader -- AviSynth script reader for VapourSynth

[asarian]

I am already using fmtconv. That wasn't really my point, though. Nor is the use of MPEG2Source (frankly, I don't care what source filter that avs script uses). I was merely contemplating the usefulness of vsavsreader, when the imported avs script uses its own source, from stratch, instead of building on what you have so far in your VapourSynth script.

Case reopened.

[Reel.Deel]

Originally Posted by asarian

I am already using fmtconv. That wasn't really my point, though. Nor is the use of MPEG2Source (frankly, I don't care what source filter that avs script uses). I was merely contemplating the usefulness of vsavsreader, when the imported avs script uses its own source, from stratch, instead of building on what you have so far in your VapourSynth script.

Case reopened.

Sorry I missed your point, it wasn't really clear to me, still isn't. Anyways, vsavsreader was created in 2012 when VapourSynth had very limited use so this plugin helped to fill that void. Nowadays is kinda obsolete since most of the useful scripts and plugins have been ported to VapourSynth. Also VS can load AVS 2.6 plugins directly so... Hence why your the first person to post in this thread since Dec. 2014.

And don't forget about AviSource:

Originally Posted by Myrsloik

I'm just going to add that using vs avisource to open an avisynth script and (if necessary) fmtconv's 16 bit avisynth compatibility functions should work just as well.

I completely forgot that this plugin kinda is obsolete now because avisource exists.

[asarian]

Originally Posted by Reel.Deel

Sorry I missed your point, it wasn't really clear to me, still isn't. Anyways, vsavsreader was created in 2012 when VapourSynth had very limited use so this plugin helped to fill that void. Nowadays is kinda obsolete since most of the useful scripts and plugins have been ported to VapourSynth. Also VS can load AVS 2.6 plugins directly so... Hence why your the first person to post in this thread since Dec. 2014.

And don't forget about AviSource:

Fair enough. I'm just going to go with the new stuff, I reckon. Didn't realize vsavsreader was that old, really.

[Lynx_TWO]

Originally Posted by TheFluff

there's a difference between being unable to do a thing and being too lazy to do a thing

Oh man I wish there was a voting system in this forum. This is the comment of the decade, and I can personally attest to this. Another thing I wish we had was more time. Sleeping is such a time-suck!

[Wilbert]

Originally Posted by Reel.Deel

Unfortunately I only have Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express so I guess I'm SOL when it comes to trying to compile a 64-bit vsavsreader.

* You need to install the Windows SDK 7.1 too and make it current.
* Your registry should have similar entries as here (but then for Windows SDK 7.1): https://web.archive.org/web/20140121...stry-keys.aspx

Then you will be able to compile 64-bit stuff.