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    Hi all,

    I've been capturing (channel is NBC, and SD 720x480 format) the Rio Olympics all week using my hdvpr (1st gen device) under my old desktop pc, win xp home system, and have been doing various processing on it through avisynth and LSMash (ver 2013-11-01) successfully. But today, I wanted to attempt work (deinterlace, Brazil is PAL, so I assume repal() or else bob() to deinterlace) on my dell laptop, win 7 home prem 64-bit system.

    The problem is, I can not open any video files with LSMASH and I can't seem to figure out why it won't work. Does anyone have any idea and suggestions ? and, thanks in advance!

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    v  = "g:\video.2016-08-09.010_RioOlympicsDay04_0900pm_swimming.womens.200m.butrterfly_00.02.51.891.ts"
    LoadPlugin("C:\PLUGINS\LSMASHSource.2013-11-01.0151am.dll") # win xp home
    LWLibavVideoSource(v, cache=true , seek_mode=0 )
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    Last edited by vhelp; 14th Aug 2016 at 14:35.
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  2. You didn't give a good error description.

    Anyways, try:
    1.) install vc++ 2015 redistributable
    2.) static l-smash binary (folder for future updates)

    (Your 2013 binary might work with older redistributable)
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    The error I am getting is when I drag an .avs file into virtualdub:

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    Avisynth open failure: 
    LoadPlugin: unable to load "C:\Plugins\LSMASHSource.2013-11-01.0151am.dll", Module not found.
    Install missing library?
    (C:\tools\deinterlace.60p.hp.keep.HQ.v2.avs, line 81)
    line 81 is:

    LWLibavVideoSource(v, cache=true , seek_mode=0 )

    I will try your suggestion now..
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    got it working now, thanks.
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