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  1. I installed DG and AviSynth and installed the DGDecode.dll in the Avisynth plugins directory. However, when I try to run it with LoadPlugin in the AVS, it says "Can't open plugin", even though I had no typos and installed it in the Avisynth plugins folder. So I took out that line and just ran MPEG2Source("...\video.mpg") it said "There is no function MPEG2source".

    If anybody can help, that would be amazing.
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  2. Originally Posted by cg2916 View Post
    I installed DG and AviSynth and installed the DGDecode.dll in the Avisynth plugins directory. However, when I try to run it with LoadPlugin in the AVS, it says "Can't open plugin", even though I had no typos and installed it in the Avisynth plugins folder. So I took out that line and just ran MPEG2Source("...\video.mpg") it said "There is no function MPEG2source".

    If anybody can help, that would be amazing.
    1) you can try installing MpegDecoder into AviSynth plugni directory.
    -or-
    2) Demux video.mpg using DGIndex 1.5.8 save project n demux video. (as per my best knowledge DGDecode can only decode .d2v indexed files)
    then try this....

    LoadPlugin("[PATH\DGDecode.dll").MPEG2Source("[PATH]\video.d2v")
    (thanks to Gavino for correcting typo! Oooops!)

    Hope these should work coz i never had a problem with either one.
    Last edited by Bonie81; 18th Jun 2011 at 19:40.
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    Originally Posted by Bonie81 View Post
    LoadPlugin("[PATH\DGDecode.dll").MPEG2Source("[PATH]\video.d2v")
    Perhaps it was just a typo, but there should be no dot (".") between the LoadPlugin call and MPEG2Source.
    Normally you would write them on two separate lines (though it's not compulsory).

    LoadPlugin("[PATH\DGDecode.dll")
    MPEG2Source("[PATH]\video.d2v")

    Although, if DGDecode.dll is in the Avisynth plugins folder, it should be loaded automatically without using LoadPlugin.
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    What version of AVISynth? Have you had a previous install of AVISynth?
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