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    Hello,

    I've used the following script to frameserve from Vegas/Magix to VDub for years with the purpose of doubling the frame rate


    Setmemorymax(512)
    SetMTMode(3,8)
    PluginPath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MeGUI\tools\avisynth_plugin\"
    LoadPlugin(PluginPath+"svpflow1.dll")
    LoadPlugin(PluginPath+"svpflow2.dll")
    Import(PluginPath+"InterFrame2.avsi")
    AVISource("H:\Stuff\test.avi", audio=false).ConvertToYV12()
    SetMTMode(2)
    #deinterlace
    #crop
    #denoise
    #resize
    InterFrame(Cores=8, GPU=true)


    I am now looking for a script that will do nothing but allow for a passthrough to VDub, without any filter applied in the conversion so that I can use VDub's filters like changing the ratio or apply a deinterlace and then render it out of VDub.

    Is there a way to adapt this script to do just that or would you suggest something else entirely? I have no idea how to code...

    Thanks
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  2. Put # at the beginning of each line (or delete the line), keep only the one with "avisource...". That's all.
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  3. Code:
    AVISource("H:\Stuff\test.avi", audio=false)
    Add ConvertToYV12() if you need it.
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    Thank you both.


    Why would I need to convert to YV12 again?
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  5. My script doesn't include the ConvertToYV12(). Hence, you have to add it if you need it.
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    If I just keep that line it doesn't work. I get an error:

    Avisynth open failure
    AVISource autodetect: couldn't open file H:\Stuff\test.avi
    Error code: 2
    (E:\Stuff\60FPS-Copy.avs, line 7)

    If I try to open the file with the original script it works fine.
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  7. Maybe it has something to to with MEGUI's private version of AviSynth. Try keeping the PluginPath line too:

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    PluginPath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\MeGUI\tools\avisynth_plugin\"
    AVISource("H:\Stuff\test.avi", audio=false).ConvertToYV12()
    Remove the ConvertToYV12() if you don't need it.
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    It's gone. All that's left is this:

    AVISource("H:\Stuff\test.avi", audio=false)
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  9. Originally Posted by philvideofilm View Post
    Error code: 2
    (E:\Stuff\60FPS-Copy.avs, line 7)
    But that says you have 7 or more lines in your script. VirtualDub is still evaluating wrong script.
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    That was before I removed everything save the AVISource line. It is still the same error message but now it says "line1"
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  11. Did you put the pluginpath back in like I suggested?

    The script with just AviSource would normally work in AviSynth -- I use such scripts all the time. But there may be something about MeGUI that requires the pluginpath be set.
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  12. And what does error message say now?
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    Avisynth open failure
    AVISource autodetect: couldn't open file H:\Stuff\test.avi
    Error code: 2
    (E:\Stuff\60FPS-Copy.avs, line 1)

    I open the original 60FPS.avs and the test.avi loads correctly. Only when I try to open the 60FPS-Copy.avs do I get the error. I've even moved the functioning script to another folder and rename the 60FPS-Copy to 60FPS and I still get the error message. If I try to open the original script that I moved to another folder it works fine. I don't know squat about programming but this is mystifying.
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    There is some confusion about whether it is e:\stuff or h:\stuff

    Is test.avi actually in h:\stuff. Which version of Windows is this ?
    Last edited by davexnet; 27th Aug 2021 at 20:18.
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  15. Originally Posted by philvideofilm View Post

    I am now looking for a script that will do nothing but allow for a passthrough to VDub, without any filter applied in the conversion so that I can use VDub's filters like changing the ratio or apply a deinterlace and then render it out of VDub.

    If you're not using avisynth for any filters/transforms - why do you need an avs script at all ? vdub can open the signpost avi file directly
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    Of course, of course, the path. The equivalent of "is it plugged into the electrical outlet"

    MASSIVE slapping of my forehead now.

    Thanks, it's all good now.
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