Fix: Download the latest stable version and copy ffms2.avsi & ffmsindex.exe to your plugins directory.
Everything in the plugins folder will load automatically, if they are not you may need to reinstall AviSynth and/or check to make sure your plugins folder is in the right location. The only time you should need to use "loadplugin()" would be if the dll is in another location.
RTW47 wrote:Fix: Download the latest stable version and copy ffms2.avsi & ffmsindex.exe to your plugins directory.Everything in the plugins folder will load automatically, if they are not you may need to reinstall AviSynth and/or check to make sure your plugins folder is in the right location. The only time you should need to use "loadplugin()" would be if the dll is in another location.
hi^^ If this is cplugin version. It's for extra colorspaces in avisynth 2.6.x. It won't autoload automatically from the Plug-In folder and have to be loaded manually with "LoadCPlugin()"
FlamingMangos if this dont help try using regular version: https://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/ ... ms-2.17.7z
FlamingMangos wrote:Is it the same as Virtual Dub or something?
Nice catch, I didn't think about that and it was the solution, lol...BasharOfTheAges wrote:so, instead of recognizing that <video.mkv> was a variable name meaning whatever your video file name actually is, you just renamed your mkv to "video.mkv" ?
I'm going to guess that since you're avs file is suffixed by.avs.avs you have file extensions hidden... try turning them on and seing what your video file is actually named.
Opsy, that would explain why the function stopped working after they tried that, haha...help failRTW47 wrote:hi^^ If this is cplugin version. It's for extra colorspaces in avisynth 2.6.x. It won't autoload automatically from the Plug-In folder and have to be loaded manually with "LoadCPlugin()"
FlamingMangos if this dont help try using regular version: https://code.google.com/p/ffmpegsource/ ... ms-2.17.7z
Sorry for linking to the wrong version of the plugin (the cplugin), glad to see you got it working. To avoid doubling the extension like you did before, here is how to disable hide extensions.FlamingMangos wrote:uhh.. I think I got it working now. I just put Video.mkv.mkv and it seems to work now.
Mister Hatt posted the answer to this in your other thread, basically if want it hard subbed you will need to extract the subtitles and use something like textsub to pull them into avisynth.FlamingMangos wrote:I have a question. How do I keep the audio and subtitles?
video = ffvideosource("video.mkv")
audio = ffaudiosource("video.mkv")
return AudioDub(video,audio).textsub("subtitles.ass")Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests