AVSMeter 3.0.9.0

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by george84

As I said in the beginning everything works fine in AVS+. Only AVSMeter and VDub Crash. AVSPmod does also good preview.
I just wanted to help you track the crash in AVSMeter.

As I also said it is not all important for me. So let it die.

I think there is some misunderstanding here. The exception occured in shibatch.dll, not VDub or AVSMeter:

Exception 0xC0000005 [STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION]
Module: C:\Users\Walter\Downloads\AvisynthUniversalInstaller_2017-09-02\AvisynthRepository\AVSPLUS_x86\plugins\Shibatch.dll
Address: 0x6570A393

Just because Avspmod or its preview doesn't have the exception handling that is needed to catch those errors doesn't mean that there is no problem. You should check the output of that script thoroughly, audio and video.

[Groucho2004]

v2.6.6

• Detailed external function enumeration and duplicate report are still not working properly, removed for now

[Groucho2004]

v2.6.7

• Minor fixes, refactoring and cosmetics

[Groucho2004]

v2.6.8

• Fixed a bug in plugin type enumeration (regression)

[Groucho2004]

v2.6.9

• avsinfo: If the version info is missing in (auto-load) plugins/files, the UTC timestamp is printed instead
• Simplified 'ESC' key handling

[StainlessS]

Thanxs, my hero,

[Groucho2004]

v2.7.0

• Warnings and errors are reported in separate sections
• Updated list of exception messages
• Cosmetics

[GMJCZP]

Thanks. In this repository http://www.iol.ie/~schubert/gas/gas.html still remains the 2.69 version.

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by GMJCZP

Thanks. In this repository http://www.iol.ie/~schubert/gas/gas.html still remains the 2.69 version.

Click refresh.

[Music Fan]

Hi,
where is the ini file located ?
I put AVSMeter.exe (x86) in C:\Program Files (x86)\AVSMeter, I opened an avs file with AVSMeter, I cancelled the process and the window disappeared.
To let the window opened, a setting could be changed in the ini that appeared after the first utilisation, but it doesn't appear anymore.
I didn't used AVSMeter for a while.

[StainlessS]

For me, ini file is created (after I deleted original) in the same directory as AvsMeter.
(I run AvsMeter from "C:\BIN" which has an entry in my %PATH%, and run from command prompt)

EDIT:AvsMeter v2.67.

[Music Fan]

Originally Posted by StainlessS

For me, ini file is created (after I deleted original) in the same directory as AvsMeter.

It used to be the case too on my pc, but not anymore (v2.70).

[StainlessS]

EDIT: Updated to avsmeter v2.7

Same again for me, in C:\BIN\ directory.

Are you calling from Programs menu, or drag and drop ?

You could try root of C:\, or your equivalet to "Documents and Setting\UserName"

EDIT: Just seen this

INI file settings
AVSMeter checks if a settings file ("AVSMeter.ini") exists in the directory from where it is started. If not, it will be created with the default settings.
Note: If applicable, command line switches override INI settings.

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by Music Fan

where is the ini file located ?

AVSMeter.ini is always created in the same directory as AVSMeter.exe (given that it has write privileges to that directory).

[StainlessS]

I cancelled the process

Maybe why.

[Music Fan]

Originally Posted by Groucho2004

(given that it has write privileges to that directory).

That was the problem : I ran AVSMeter.exe as administrator and the ini was created. But when I wanted to change the settings, it was refused (I don't know why, I am the administrator and only user of this pc).
Thus I put AVSMeter in C:\AVSMeter and now I can save the changes in the ini.

edit : But now I can't open avs files with AVSMeter with right click
I select AVSMeter.exe but it doesn't appear in the list of the programs that can open this type of files
I will try with send to.

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by StainlessS

Maybe why.

Pretty much the first thing AVSMeter does is parsing the .ini file (or creating one if it does not exist). If it can't create it, an error message is displayed which of course is difficult to see if it's not run from an already open console.

Maybe I should set the "PauseBeforeExit" option to true by default...

[lansing]

Originally Posted by Music Fan

That was the problem : I ran AVSMeter.exe as administrator and the ini was created. But when I wanted to change the settings, it was refused (I don't know why, I am the administrator and only user of this pc).
Thus I put AVSMeter in C:\AVSMeter and now I can save the changes in the ini.

Text files inside C:\program files\ will need administrator-right-opened textfile editor in order to edit it.

[Groucho2004]

v2.7.1

• When using the switch "-avsinfo" in combination with "-log", a "Save as..." dialog will open enabling the user to save the log file
• Minor fixes and refactoring
• Cosmetics

Some users seemed to have trouble finding the log file created with the switches "-avsinfo -log", mainly when not operating directly from the console. The "Save as..." prompt should cure this.

[Music Fan]

Great, thanks.