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qyot27 · 3rd March 2020, 03:39

AviSynth+ version 3.5 marks the first release with native support for non-Windows OSes.

For the past few weeks, this has been getting tested and polished over at the Github repo. There's a few lingering issues that will have to wait for 3.5.1, but the important part is that the AviSynth+ core can now be built and used natively on Linux, macOS, and BSD. As of right now, the only source filter that can be used is FFMS2's C++ plugin.

Tested platforms:
Ubuntu 19.10
macOS 15.3 High Sierra and 15.4 Mojave
FreeBSD 12.1

There is no currently no automatic detection of autoloaded plugins. You'll need to use AddAutoloadDir (on macOS and BSD, AddAutoloadDir currently throws an exception, but LoadPlugin works correctly).

More detailed build instructions can be found in the AviSynth+ documentation.

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qyot27 ...? Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 1,420	AviSynth+ 3.5: Linux, macOS, and BSD support AviSynth+ version 3.5 marks the first release with native support for non-Windows OSes. For the past few weeks, this has been getting tested and polished over at the Github repo. There's a few lingering issues that will have to wait for 3.5.1, but the important part is that the AviSynth+ core can now be built and used natively on Linux, macOS, and BSD. As of right now, the only source filter that can be used is FFMS2's C++ plugin. Tested platforms: Ubuntu 19.10 macOS 15.3 High Sierra and 15.4 Mojave FreeBSD 12.1 There is no currently no automatic detection of autoloaded plugins. You'll need to use AddAutoloadDir (on macOS and BSD, AddAutoloadDir currently throws an exception, but LoadPlugin works correctly). More detailed build instructions can be found in the AviSynth+ documentation.