Problem videos - After upgrading to Windows 10

[razielraz]

Today I upgraded operating system - Windows 10
But something strange happened script
Blurring unnecessary, and black
After the encoded blur appears

ScreenShots:
Script

That's the problem


That's how it should be

* This problem only on Windows 10.
** A week ago I used Windows 7 - no problems
***Videos in .MKV


Can something be done?

[sum_guy]

I haven't tried much encoding with scripting in Win 10, are you running 32 bit or 64 bit OS? Could it be a problem with vsfilter.dll? I honestly don't know what's going on just throwing ideas out.

[jagabo]

When you use DirectShowSource() Windows' DirectShow is doing the decoding. You're at the mercy of whatever DirectShow filters are installed. My guess is the source uses settings that aren't DXVA compatible and you're getting decoding errors. Switch to another source filter, like ffVideoSource (ffmpeg).

[razielraz]

I haven't tried much encoding with scripting in Win 10, are you running 32 bit or 64 bit OS? Could it be a problem with vsfilter.dll? I honestly don't know what's going on just throwing ideas out.

32bit

I use the following software:
1. AvsPmod + File "vsfilter.dll" - For Script

2. mkvmerge GUI - For remove the audio from the video

2. Megui - For Coding

When you use DirectShowSource() Windows' DirectShow is doing the decoding. You're at the mercy of whatever DirectShow filters are installed. My guess is the source uses settings that aren't DXVA compatible and you're getting decoding errors. Switch to another source filter, like ffVideoSource (ffmpeg).

Downloaded
Where to put these files ?:

[jagabo]

I don't think you have the right package. What you want is the AviSynth plugin. It will contain ffms2.dll and ffms2.avsi. You just put those in AviSynth's plugins folder. It also comes with some docs you'll want to keep.

The links here don't seem to be working: https://github.com/FFMS/ffms2/releases