Error in Avisynth

[blaze077]

I was trying to create a good encode of a basic TV .ts file so I created the following script:

loadplugin("c:\plugins\fft3dfilter.dll")
vid="C:\Users\Naval Wing\Desktop\dankmeme.m2ts"
aud="C:\Users\Naval Wing\Desktop\dankmeme.m2ts"
FFIndex(vid) AudioDub(FFVideoSource(vid), FFAudioSource(vid))
tfm(order=1, field=1, cthresh=14)
TDecimate()
UnDot()
FFT3DFilter()
Spline36Resize(1280,720)
#deinterlace
#crop
#resize
#denoise

However, when I use the FFT3DFilter function, I get this error:

"System Exception - Access Violation"

The FFT3DFilter dll is in my Avisynth plugin folders as well as the SysWOW64 and System32 folders. Would really like to make this work.
Also, an offtopic question: Would it be better to use the Resize function after I've applied all my filters or is it better to use it before the filters?

Thank you.

[l33tmeatwad]

First off, FFT3DFilter belongs in the AviSynth plugin folder OR you load it manually and does not need to be in the system32 folder. That particular error is AviSynth running out of memory and that can often happen, especially with older filters like FFT3DFilter. To get around this you could create an AVI that you then apply filters to or try out AviSynth+ and use 64-bit. Before doing that you may want to try this new tweaked version of FFT3DFilter. BTW, you may want to actually add in some settings to better tweak for the needs of your source.

Side note: If you have FFMpeg Input Plugin for VirtualDub installed, make sure you set "Files of type" to "AVIFile input driver" when opening scripts. Not doing this can cause the input plugin to fill up the memory and cause various error messages.

[blaze077]

First off, FFT3DFilter belongs in the AviSynth plugin folder OR you load it manually and does not need to be in the system32 folder. That particular error is AviSynth running out of memory and that can often happen, especially with older filters like FFT3DFilter. To get around this you could create an AVI that you then apply filters to or try out AviSynth+ and use 64-bit. Before doing that you may want to try this new tweaked version of FFT3DFilter. BTW, you may want to actually add in some settings to better tweak for the needs of your source.

Side note: If you have FFMpeg Input Plugin for VirtualDub installed, make sure you set "Files of type" to "AVIFile input driver" when opening scripts. Not doing this can cause the input plugin to fill up the memory and cause various error messages.

I tried out the new version of the FFT3DFilter but seems it still gives the same error. I loaded plugins manually as well as placed them in the plugins directory. I will try it tomorrow using an AVI file too. Thank you.

[l33tmeatwad]

Loading the plugins elsewhere is still loading the plugin. Manually loading a plugin will not act any differently than an autoloaded one.