Tmpgenc cannot open avs files anymore

[cd090580]

Hi,

Last Week, I format my hard disk and install Windows XP Pro SP2 instead of Win 2000.

I installed avisynth 2.56. The avs file can be opened with VirtualDub.

Now when I try to open an avisynth script into tmpgenc plus, I got an error.


What can I do ?

[guns1inger]

Try pushing the directshow filter to the top of the VAPI Plugins list. While it doesn't mention avs by name, the error message is the same as shown here https://www.videohelp.com/tmpgenc#problems

Worth bookmarking if you use tmpgenc.

[cd090580]

I've tried this trick but I still have this message

[Fairhope]

Is your video in RGB color? I've heard TMPGEnc will not open anything unless it has RGB color space.

You could try inserting this at the end of your script:

ConvertToRGB(interlaced=true)

Another idea would be to post your script and see if someone here with AviSynth experience might locate the problem.

[cd090580]

Tmpg has always worked for me even if my files were not rgb. I will try the "ConvertToRGB"

[rkr1958]

Is your video in RGB color? I've heard TMPGEnc will not open anything unless it has RGB color space.

You could try inserting this at the end of your script:

ConvertToRGB(interlaced=true)

Another idea would be to post your script and see if someone here with AviSynth experience might locate the problem.

No problem for me with TMPGEnc Plus opening and encoding from AVS scripts with video.converttoyuy2.

[gadgetguy]

Open the script in VirtualDub and check the properties. Maybe something there will give a clue to the problem.

Edit: Also see if it will open in Media Player Classic.

[liquid217]

install the readavs vfapi plugin. You can find it here: http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/#other

[cd090580]

Even with readavs I need to put ConvertToRGB to make it working with tmpgenc.

Before format and install xp (instead of win 2000), I was able to open avs with yuv color space without any problem.

Does win2k had an embedded yuv codec or something like that which is not in xp ?

[kschang]

Could be a video driver issue, as a lot of video cards can do like native colorspace transforms.

[Shadowmistress]

I know it's probably a stupid question so feel free to ignore me if you like.... but did you reinstall DirectX?