AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
- l33tmeatwad
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
Did you install AviSynth via AMVpack? If so, it it's possible the FFmpeg Input Plugin could be causing this issue. Does the script work in AvsPmod? If that is the case, try opening the script by opening VirtualDub, going to file, open, then selecting " AVIFile input driver" in the drop down.
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
Yes, I installed Avisynth via AMVPack as described in your installation guide.
In AvsPmod I noticed that in the script the path to the file was insufficient. I corrected that, but the file still won't open.
I might be blind or something, but I can't find the option "AVIFile input driver in Virtualdub, where should that be? When I open VirtualDub, go to the script file and open it, that's where I get the error message which I did the screenshot from.
What I find curious:
I open AvsPmod, go to Edit - Insert - Insert source so that AvsPmod writes the syntax. Then, when I go to Tools and select one of the two encoders, it says "The current Avisynth script contains errors. So it seems AvsPmod is creating a faulty script?
In AvsPmod I noticed that in the script the path to the file was insufficient. I corrected that, but the file still won't open.
I might be blind or something, but I can't find the option "AVIFile input driver in Virtualdub, where should that be? When I open VirtualDub, go to the script file and open it, that's where I get the error message which I did the screenshot from.
What I find curious:
I open AvsPmod, go to Edit - Insert - Insert source so that AvsPmod writes the syntax. Then, when I go to Tools and select one of the two encoders, it says "The current Avisynth script contains errors. So it seems AvsPmod is creating a faulty script?
- l33tmeatwad
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
For "AVIFile input driver", in VirtualDub go to FIle, then click "Open video file..." and in the "Files of type:" drop down box in the "Open video file" dialog, that will be the next to last option.
As for the script errors, post your script so I can see what you're working with.
As for the script errors, post your script so I can see what you're working with.
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
yeah, right, found it. As I said, I may be blind.
When opening via "AVIFile input driver", the error message goes:
"Avisynth open failure: AVISource couldn't locate a decompressor for fourcc dvsd (C:/Program Files\AviSynth\Plugins\test.avs, line 1)"
regarding the script, it's just this for the opening test: AVISource:("test.avi").
When I was opening the video file with AvsPmod (Edit - Insert - Insert source) it was scripting AVISource:("full path\test.avi"), so I thought I made a mistake in syntax. But I guess the full path name is just optional as long as the script is in the same folder as the avs.
When opening via "AVIFile input driver", the error message goes:
"Avisynth open failure: AVISource couldn't locate a decompressor for fourcc dvsd (C:/Program Files\AviSynth\Plugins\test.avs, line 1)"
regarding the script, it's just this for the opening test: AVISource:("test.avi").
When I was opening the video file with AvsPmod (Edit - Insert - Insert source) it was scripting AVISource:("full path\test.avi"), so I thought I made a mistake in syntax. But I guess the full path name is just optional as long as the script is in the same folder as the avs.
- l33tmeatwad
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
There should be no : in there, it should just be AviSource("C:\filelocation\file.avi") and such. As for the "Couldn't locate the decompressor" it means that the codec is not installed inside of WINE. I would try again with Ut and see, since you installed AMVpack I know that it installs Ut codec (unless you unchecked it during the install process). Try creating the file without audio and see if you can get it to work, there could be an issue if you recontainer audio that's not compatible inside of AVI as well.
If you would like to install the DV codec you are using, try locating the windows installer and in PlayOnMac go to configure, click on AMVpack, then click on Miscellaneous, then click "Run a .exe file in this virtual drive", locate the installer and run it.
If you would like to install the DV codec you are using, try locating the windows installer and in PlayOnMac go to configure, click on AMVpack, then click on Miscellaneous, then click "Run a .exe file in this virtual drive", locate the installer and run it.
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
Success, thanks to you!
This morning it worked out. The problem was that I used codecs that weren't installed in the windows environment, as you pointed out.
When I convert the video to UTvideo codec and use as container avi, then the video opens in VirtualDub via AVISource. (The only application that can accomplish that - that I know of - is ffmpeg.)
Now, if I want to install some plugins like the QTGMC plugin package, should I go for the new plugin pack using the updated Avisynth 2.6 interface (as described here: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156028 ) or a different one and, just to make sure, how would I install them in PlayOnMac?
I just want to use avisynth to deinterlace with QTGMC with 50fps. Maybe I'll learn about some more plugins in the longer run, but this is the main goal right now.
Hey, and I'm really grateful that you took the time and walked this through with me. Thanks and keep it up!
This morning it worked out. The problem was that I used codecs that weren't installed in the windows environment, as you pointed out.
When I convert the video to UTvideo codec and use as container avi, then the video opens in VirtualDub via AVISource. (The only application that can accomplish that - that I know of - is ffmpeg.)
Now, if I want to install some plugins like the QTGMC plugin package, should I go for the new plugin pack using the updated Avisynth 2.6 interface (as described here: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156028 ) or a different one and, just to make sure, how would I install them in PlayOnMac?
I just want to use avisynth to deinterlace with QTGMC with 50fps. Maybe I'll learn about some more plugins in the longer run, but this is the main goal right now.
Hey, and I'm really grateful that you took the time and walked this through with me. Thanks and keep it up!
- l33tmeatwad
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
To install any codecs you can find the windows installer for, simply use the method I mentioned above to "Run a .exe in this virtual drive" once you have the windows installer.
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
How would I go about installing additional filters like toot.dll or similar in OSX? CAn I just put them into the plugins folder or do they have to register somehow / somewhere?
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Re: AviSynth OSX 10.9.5 install problems
just tried it myself with the chromashift filter and it loads.I just put it in the plugins folder, so that seems to be it, if I'm not missing soemthing.