Closed Shnxxx closed 3 years ago
Can you follow https://github.com/CrendKing/avisynth_filter/wiki/How-to-enable-logging to enable log, then try AviSynthFilter.zip, then send me the log file?
There was no AviSynthFilter
key in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE
but I created one and followed the rest of the instructions. After playing a video no log file was created.
I also did try manually adding the avisynth_filter_64.ax
by using Add external filter
but after selecting it, it doesn't appear on the list. I tried adding MadVR
manually too, thinking that maybe it really doesn't add up, but it appeared on the list.
I meant to create the registry value, install, observe the error dialog, then send me the generated log. The log file is generated only when some program loads the .ax file. Playing a video without loading it will not generate anything. The install.bat will.
Not appearing after "add external filter" could be the same problem as installation fail. Don't mix in video player or any other filter. Let's focus on just avsf.
Okay so here's what I've done.
I created the registry value:
Then run the install.bat
as administrator.
Then navigate to C:\
to check the log but no log was generated.
That screenshot is good enough. Try install the latest Visual C++ runtime libraries: Direct link, Download page.
If this doesn't work, we can try another more involved approach.
Also note that, if lack of the runtime libraries is the cause, and you only install either x64 or x86 version of the library, you will still get one error (the one you are still missing), because the install script tries to install both versions. But if you don't care about the missing one, just ignore it.
That screenshot is good enough. Try install the latest Visual C++ runtime libraries: Direct link, Download page.
This worked for me! Thank you again!
I am using a new laptop and didn't install anything video-related apps yet except LAVFilters, MadVR, and PotPlayer.
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Couldn't install it.
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