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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
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    But I doubt that a reinstallation will solve your issues. Did you try to replace the dgdecode.dll in the avisynth's plugin folder by its 64 bit version as recommended before?
    Hi Sharc,

    Again

    Just download dgdecode.dll (64 bit) on jagabo's posting #83

    and extract the DGDecode64bit.zip file as;
    DgDecode.txt
    DGDecode.dll

    AviSynth+ is on Program Files (x86)
    (pls refers to screenshot_avisynth+.png)

    There are 2 plugins;
    plugins64
    plugins64+
    (please refers to the screenshot_plugin.png attached)

    But I couldn't find its old version there ?

    On which plugin folder shall I copy DGDecode.dll to ?

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  2. Copy it into both. It doesn't do any harm.
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    Copy it into both. It doesn't do any harm.
    Copy DGDecode.dll to;

    2 plugins folders;
    plugins64
    plugins64+

    (remark: I was not allowed to copy DGDecode.dll on the folder. I must move it to the folder therefore I have to decompress its packages twice)

    Start VirtualDub2
    Drag script.avs on it. Error still popup

    (Pls refers to attached screenshot)

    Thanks

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  4. This looks already better.
    In your .avs script (line 18) you have to specify the full path of your .d2v file, like Mpeg2source("...full path..\vob4_ab_01.d2v")

    Edit:
    In case you don't have the .d2v file already, you have to produce it with DGindex.exe.
    Start DgIndex.exe, open your .vob (or .mpg file or whatever mpeg2 format you have), press OK, select File -> Save Project to create the .d2v file.
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    This looks already better.
    In your .avs script (line 18) you have to specify the full path of your .d2v file, like Mpeg2source("...full path..\vob4_ab_01.d2v")

    Edit:
    In case you don't have the .d2v file already, you have to produce it with DGindex.exe.
    Start DgIndex.exe, open your .vob (or .mpg file or whatever mpeg2 format you have), press OK, select File -> Save Project to create the .d2v file.
    Performed steps as advised. Problem still remains

    Pls refers to following screenshots;
    screenshot_dgindex.png
    screenshot_information.png
    screenshot_avisynth_problem.png

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  6. Is your AVS script in the same folder as the D2V file and the MPG file?
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Is your AVS script in the same folder as the D2V file and the MPG file?
    AVS script and the D2V file are not in the same folder.
    AVS script in Documents folder
    D2V file in Downloads folder

    I can move them to the same folder

    What is MPG file? The .VOB file?
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  8. Originally Posted by satimis View Post
    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    In your .avs script (line 18) you have to specify the full path of your .d2v file, like Mpeg2source("...full path..\vob4_ab_01.d2v")
    Performed steps as advised.
    Obviously not. You didn't specify the full path to your .d2v in your script.

    Or put everything (.vob, .avs, .d2v) into the same folder
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  9. Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    Or put everything (.vob, .avs, .d2v) into the same folder
    And depending on the DgIndex settings you may need to rebuild the d2v after moving the files (the d2v can reference the vob by full path -- you can open the d2v in Notepad to check).
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    Originally Posted by satimis View Post
    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    In your .avs script (line 18) you have to specify the full path of your .d2v file, like Mpeg2source("...full path..\vob4_ab_01.d2v")
    Performed steps as advised.
    Obviously not. You didn't specify the full path to your .d2v in your script.

    - snip -
    Made correction as advised.

    Problem still remains
    (pls refers to screenshot_qtgmc_error.png )
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  11. Did you put QTGMC.AVSI in the plugins64+ folder -- and all the third party filters that it requires? See post #36.
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/403343-How-to-fix-blurry-video-on-Avidemux/page2#post2633648
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Did you put QTGMC.AVSI in the plugins64+ folder -- and all the third party filters that it requires? See post #36.
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/403343-How-to-fix-blurry-video-on-Avidemux/page2#post2633648
    Pls refers to the screenshot of AviSynth+ -> Plugins64+ folder

    Regards

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    Download QTGMC.avsi and copy it to Plugins64+ folder

    Error still remains (pls refers to screenshot) Thanks
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  13. QTGMC.AVSI is not in your plugins64+ folder. And neither are any of it's requirements (Masktools2, MVtools2, nnedi3, RgTools, and Zs_RF_Shared):

    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC#Core_Plugins_and_Scripts

    You also need SMDegrain.

    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/SMDegrain
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    QTGMC.AVSI is not in your plugins64+ folder. And neither are any of it's requirements (Masktools2, MVtools2, nnedi3, RgTools, and Zs_RF_Shared):

    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC#Core_Plugins_and_Scripts

    You also need SMDegrain.

    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/SMDegrain
    I have following question:-
    having download masktools2_v2.2.30.7z
    after decompress it
    Code:
    LICENSE                old_README.md   with_dual_filter_signatures  x64_xp     x86_xp
    masktools2.dll         old_readme.txt  x64                          x86
    README.md       x64_clang                    x86_clang
    Whether only copy masktools2.dll to Plugins64+ folder ?
    Delete the rest ?

    Other packages;
    Code:
    RgTools-v1.2.7z
    'SMDegrain v.3.1.2d.zip'
    masktools2_v2.2.30.7z
    NNEDI3_v0_9_4_60.7z
    mvtools-2.7.45-with-depans20210608.7z
    same operation ?

    Zs_RF_Shared.avsi to be copied to Plugins64+ folder ?

    Thanks
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  15. Yes, just put masktools2.dll from the x264 folder into AviSynth+'s plugins64+ folder. Some of the others are .AVSI files, not .dll files, but they go in the same folder. AVSI and dll files in the plugins64+ folder are automatically loaded every time 64 bit AviSynth is started. Some people prefer not to autoload them but to load them manually within each script. To do so you need to specify the full path to each file:

    Code:
    LoadPlugin("C:\path\to\masktools2.dll")
    Import("C:\a\different\path\to\Zs_RF_Shared.avsi")
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Yes, just put masktools2.dll from the x264 folder into AviSynth+'s plugins64+ folder. Some of the others are .AVSI files, not .dll files, but they go in the same folder. AVSI and dll files in the plugins64+ folder are automatically loaded every time 64 bit AviSynth is started. Some people prefer not to autoload them but to load them manually within each script. To do so you need to specify the full path to each file:

    Code:
    LoadPlugin("C:\path\to\masktools2.dll")
    Import("C:\a\different\path\to\Zs_RF_Shared.avsi")
    Problem still remains.

    Please refers to screenshots

    nnedi3.dll is for Win7
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    Looks like qtgmc.avsi is bad.
    Open it in Notepad and post the top 30 lines to the thread here
    The real qtgmc.avsi is not 500KB as is seen in your image above
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    Originally Posted by davexnet View Post
    Looks like qtgmc.avsi is bad.
    Open it in Notepad and post the top 30 lines to the thread here
    The real qtgmc.avsi is not 500KB as is seen in your image above
    screenshot attached

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    The top image looks OK, but the bottom image is not , looks like html or some website garbage
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  20. Use this (unzip it and put it into the plugins64+ folder):
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  21. Also, mvtools2.dll and nnedi3.dll are still missing in your plugins64+ folder. These are required by QTGMC.
    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC#Core_Plugins_and_Scripts
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    Use this (unzip it and put it into the plugins64+ folder):
    Download and Extract QTGMC 3.382s.zip

    On Plugins64+ folder
    delete QTGMC.avsi

    copy QTGMC 3.382s.avsi on it.

    Problem remains

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    nnedi3.dll is for w7. What shall I do ?
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  24. ... and add these. Unzip to your plugin64+ folder:
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    Also, mvtools2.dll and nnedi3.dll are still missing in your plugins64+ folder. These are required by QTGMC.
    http://avisynth.nl/index.php/QTGMC#Core_Plugins_and_Scripts
    Add mvtools2.dll to plugins64+ folder

    Problem still remains

    nnedi3.dll is for w7. What shall I do ?
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    Originally Posted by Sharc View Post
    ... and add these. Unzip to your plugin64+ folder:
    Add mvtools2 to replace the old one
    Add nnedi3.dll
    Add Zs_RF_Shared.avsi to replace the old one

    Problem still remains
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  27. Originally Posted by satimis View Post
    nnedi3.dll is for w7. What shall I do ?
    Copy (move) it to the plugins64+ folder.
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    Also the Zs_RF_Shared.avsi as seen in your first image in post #106 above is over 700KB.
    The real Zs_RF_Shared.avsi is only 100KB. Perhaps you should open that in Notepad also and check it
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  29. Add this. Unzip to your plugins64+ folder.
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  30. Originally Posted by davexnet View Post
    Also the Zs_RF_Shared.avsi as seen in your first image in post #106 above is over 700KB.
    The real Zs_RF_Shared.avsi is only 100KB. Perhaps you should open that in Notepad also and check it
    I think we are past this. See posts #110,113,114
    Seems the OP is now stuck with SMDegrain() ......
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