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  1. Video Restorer lordsmurf's Avatar
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    I've never gotten Avisynth to load VirtualDub filters. What's wrong?

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    Example of latest error:
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    I generally stay away from Avisynth x64 for compatibility reasons.
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    Yeah, me too.
    But it's sometimes hard to resist, for certain filters.
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    Is the load statement as shown in the error message the entire statement? It's missing an assigned filter name and a pre-roll digit. The pre-roll hasn't been explained as far as I know, but "1" usually woks.

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    LoadVirtualDubPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\VirtualDub19\plugins\ccd_sse2.vdf","CCD", 1)
    Careful about mixing 32-bit filters with AVS64. You might also need to make some MT memory adjustments for VDUb filters. Maybe AVS-MT doesn't like the .vdf.
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  5. maybe this: error 193 means that a 64 bit operating system is trying to load a 32 bit Win32 file
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    Cool. I just spent an hour looking up error code 193 but shekh beat me to it, LOL.
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  7. use "win32 error xxx" in search
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  8. I don't know if there might be a problem with x64 versions, but I have used VD plugins. I've copied below a couple of calls from a few scripts. These work for me. Perhaps there is a subtle syntax issue you'll discover:

    LoadVirtualDubPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\VirtualDub\plugins\Camcorder_Color_Denoise_sse2.vdf", "CCD", 1)

    LoadVirtualdubPlugin("C:\Program Files\Video\plugins\delogo.vdf","vd_delogo")
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    Yeah, see, if it's x86/32-bit, I can just use VirtualDub. I almost always go Avisynth > VirtualDub.

    But no x64 version of CCD.

    Was hoping that sneaky backdoor gyrations made x86 VirtualDub plugins load in Avisynth x64, but no such luck.

    Oh well. So it's not my issue, it's a 32/64 thing.
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  10. Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    Yeah, see, if it's x86/32-bit, I can just use VirtualDub. I almost always go Avisynth > VirtualDub.

    But no x64 version of CCD.

    Was hoping that sneaky backdoor gyrations made x86 VirtualDub plugins load in Avisynth x64, but no such luck.

    Oh well. So it's not my issue, it's a 32/64 thing.

    The sneaky workaround is called mp_pipeline . You can run x86 processes /filters (including x86 vdub filters) in x64 script

    https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=163281
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  11. I wrote a tool to test a windows binary (vdf works too) if it is 16, 32 or 64 bit, if anyone is interested.

    https://www.mediafire.com/file/yp41g98z3z3vjx3/CheckArch.exe
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    Originally Posted by andkar View Post
    I wrote a tool to test a windows binary (vdf works too) if it is 16, 32 or 64 bit, if anyone is interested.
    https://www.mediafire.com/file/yp41g98z3z3vjx3/CheckArch.exe
    Would you put that in a zip, attach to a post?

    Mediafire is a malware haven, popups, ads, etc, and I refuse to run scripts on that domain.
    It's an online STD.
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  13. Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    Mediafire is a malware haven, popups, ads, etc, and I refuse to run scripts on that domain.
    It's an online STD.
    Huh? I just went to my Mediafire page, just to make sure I wasn't thinking of a similarly-named service. I don't see any issue with Mediafire at all. There are most definitely some other file sharing services that are pretty sketchy, but I don't think Mediafire is one of them.

    I do use a Hosts file, and I do use Firefox, which I think uses a "white list" to control access to anything sketchy, so maybe they are scrubbing Mediafire for me. This is what the main page looks like on my computer. There are no other, separate, pop-ups or other windows:



    It looks pretty darned clean to me.
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  14. Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    Would you put that in a zip, attach to a post?
    Sure.
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    Originally Posted by johnmeyer View Post
    Huh?
    It's been a problem for 5+ years now, if not longer.
    The file share links aren't the same as the homepage of a registered users (which is still pretty bad).

    Their ad system is atrocious, and gets exploited probably 1-2 times per year. Hence malware.
    Then the popups are a flashback from 90s and 00s.
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    I find it's usable with an ad blocker such as uBlock Origin. I've had an account for five years or so and
    still use it from time to time.
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  17. So what service should I use?
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    Originally Posted by davexnet View Post
    I find it's usable with an ad blocker such as uBlock Origin. I've had an account for five years or so and
    still use it from time to time.
    They're getting nastier. The upload from adkar would not show up for me unless I allowed all scripts and whitelisted adblock. I did that in a VM, but the VM doesn't talk to the main OS. Hence still not able to get the file, asking him to attach it here.

    Originally Posted by johnmeyer View Post
    So what service should I use?
    A no-BS service like Dropbox, Google Drive, or even MS OneDrive.
    Or your own hosting.
    Or attach to threads at digitalFAQ.com or VideoHelp.com since we each allow it (unlike Doom9 and others).

    If you have video-related stuff, on topic to what we do, and need some space, contact me about it. I'm serious about archiving tools/scripts/etc we need for this hobby/profession. I do not want to some (yet more ) stuff disappear.
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  19. Thanks, lord of the smurfs.
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  20. AVSMeter is very helpful with testing plugin compatibility (64/32 bit mismatches, etc.).
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