.avs is invalid
vFapi not working?
- Enigma
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vFapi not working?
Just reinstalled everything and for some reason everytime i add an .avs file vFapi responds with this
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Re: vFapi not working?
There's a workaround to fix that, but you should be using AVFS and Pismo File Mount.
But well, the workaround is done by following these steps:
1) Download this.
2) Unzip it. Put the readavs.dll in the same folder of the VFAPI.exe (I assume C:\Program Files\AMVapp\Support Tools).
3) Now right click the ReadAVS.reg file and choose edit. You have to edit this line:
by putting there your readavs.dll path. So, if you put the readavs.dll in C:\Program Files\AMVapp\Support Tools the code will become this:
If this doesn't work, tough luck: you'll prolly have to try avfs+pismo.
But well, the workaround is done by following these steps:
1) Download this.
2) Unzip it. Put the readavs.dll in the same folder of the VFAPI.exe (I assume C:\Program Files\AMVapp\Support Tools).
3) Now right click the ReadAVS.reg file and choose edit. You have to edit this line:
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"Avisynth"="D:\\TMPGEnc\\ReadAVS.dll"
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"Avisynth"="C:\\Program Files\\AMVapp\\Support Tools\\ReadAVS.dll"
If this doesn't work, tough luck: you'll prolly have to try avfs+pismo.
- Enigma
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Re: vFapi not working?
, But on AVSP+Pismo.Every time i try to mount a .avs it say 'format not supported' know what the problem should be?Since all of this started today when i reinstalled everythingmirkosp wrote:There's a workaround to fix that, but you should be using AVFS and Pismo File Mount.
But well, the workaround is done by following these steps:
1) Download this.
2) Unzip it. Put the readavs.dll in the same folder of the VFAPI.exe (I assume C:\Program Files\AMVapp\Support Tools).
3) Now right click the ReadAVS.reg file and choose edit. You have to edit this line:
by putting there your readavs.dll path. So, if you put the readavs.dll in C:\Program Files\AMVapp\Support Tools the code will become this:Code: Select all
"Avisynth"="D:\\TMPGEnc\\ReadAVS.dll"
Code: Select all
"Avisynth"="C:\\Program Files\\AMVapp\\Support Tools\\ReadAVS.dll"
If this doesn't work, tough luck: you'll prolly have to try avfs+pismo.