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GillesH · 10th September 2018, 14:32

Thank you for your ideas. It's very nice!
I knew these possibilities.

With LSMASHVideoSource, I have a Avisynth crash: "Avisynth: breakpoint at 0x005D0E80"
This is probably related to the type of Apple Codec.

But I find it a pity not to use techniques that are always updated, like FFMPEG.
And since VirtualDub2 uses this technique, why not use it for AVS scripts.
When you open a Clip MP4 or MOV/Apple with VirtualDub2, there is no indexing, it's OK and it's fast.
Why not use these plugins for an AVS script ? Especially the avlib-1.vdplugin which must manage the MOV Apple.

I test again FFMS2 WITHOUT indexing. But I have not done all the tests yet. FFMS2 is probably the closest to the FFMPEG decoders.

Thanks again for your advice. Merci.

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GillesH Registered User Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: France Posts: 64	Thank you for your ideas. It's very nice! I knew these possibilities. With LSMASHVideoSource, I have a Avisynth crash: "Avisynth: breakpoint at 0x005D0E80" This is probably related to the type of Apple Codec. But I find it a pity not to use techniques that are always updated, like FFMPEG. And since VirtualDub2 uses this technique, why not use it for AVS scripts. When you open a Clip MP4 or MOV/Apple with VirtualDub2, there is no indexing, it's OK and it's fast. Why not use these plugins for an AVS script ? Especially the avlib-1.vdplugin which must manage the MOV Apple. I test again FFMS2 WITHOUT indexing. But I have not done all the tests yet. FFMS2 is probably the closest to the FFMPEG decoders. Thanks again for your advice. Merci.