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#642 relative path not working (x264/AVISynth)

2
wont-fix
nobody
None
5
2018-12-08
2018-08-06
SagaraS
No

It is no longer possible to use relative paths in AVISynth scripts with the new x264 encoder 2901.

In AVISynth Script

LoadPlugin("ffms2.dll")

Error Message:

[Information] [06.08.2018 18:56:19] [avisynth @ 054dda00] [error] LoadPlugin: unable to load "ffms2.dll", Module not found.  Install missing library?

When I write the complete path, it works.

Please fix it.
Otherwise it is impossible to work with MeGUI and all my individual scripts.

Discussion

  • Zathor

    Zathor - 2018-08-07
    • status: open --> open-works-for-me
     
  • Zathor

    Zathor - 2018-08-07

    Hi, thanks for the report.

    For me MeGUI always writes a full path into the LoadPlugin calls. If that does not work for you I do need more details how to reproduce it. Also please upload a log so that I can see trhe system information.

     
  • SagaraS

    SagaraS - 2018-08-10

    No no, I write my AVIsynth script self.
    MeGUI did not bother that before when I specified relative paths.
    avs4x264 and x264 from komisar have work for this.

    All my AVISynth plugins and script libarys work not with the new x264 encoder, because this encoder can not tell what path it is unless it's a full path in the scripts.

    And this is to bad.

    It is probably not a mistake on the part of MeGUI, but a mistake in the selection of the encoder version. Because the new x264 encoder have a AVISynth support, but this is not work with relative path. And this is bad.
    In any case, for those who have installed AVISynth itself and work with it anyway.

     
  • Zathor

    Zathor - 2018-12-08
    • status: open-works-for-me --> wont-fix
    • discussion: enabled --> disabled
     
  • Zathor

    Zathor - 2018-12-08

    There is nothing I can do here as komisar does not provide anymore x264 builds and avs4x26x is also not used anymore due to the lack of > 8 bit support.
    Please adjust your scripts to include the full path.

     
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