Virtual dub quit working. Very strange.

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

I heavily rely on this program to convert HD material to SD format which it does well.

Today I discovered a pop-up error message.

Rebooting the computer and reinstalling the program did not help.

Typically I open a avisynth script file which in turn launches the master video file.

So, instead of opening the master video file, it gave me this:

Please refer to a screenshot of the message which should be uploaded and visible.

I cannot put any more material on my local cable station until this mystery can be resolved.

Thanks for any solutions so I can return to normal.

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

update

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

Am I missing a .dll?

[davexnet]

Are you calling any function(s) that you haven't called successfully before?

[jagabo]

VirtualDub is working fine. Your problem is in AviSynth. And it's telling you exactly what's wrong.

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

I only use Virtual dub to convert video from one format to another. No other uses.

I only have basic knowledge of the program inner workings, so I'm not sure what you mean by "function".

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

So Jagabo, the floor is yours. Does Avisynth needs to be reinstalled? For a very long time I have not used that program. What do I do please? The script involved was donated to me years ago and until now has worked wonderfully. Did it get corrupted? Is that possible? What is the error message mean? PS: I'm not a programmer or tech minded.

[manono]

Do you have the NNEDI2.dll where it says you're supposed to have it?

[teodz1984]

Try reinstalling avisynth

[Canon GL-2 Guy]

Problem seems to be solved.

Updated to Avisynth 2.6

Updated the plug-ins folder.

Apparently the NNEDI2.ddl vanished so I replaced it where it needed to be.

A special thanks to all who took a interest and contributed.

All the best!

[jagabo]

Apparently the NNEDI2.ddl vanished so I replaced it where it needed to be.

And that's exactly what the error message told you.