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Old 24th March 2018, 04:17   #1  |  Link
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i need help to load lav filters without reg

hello, this my first thread!

i have rdp server , so the admin system permissions don't allow me reg or install lav or avisynth

i managed to run avisynth without reg or install through put avisynth dll in the same folder bin of ffmpeg

but for DirectShowSource it just load lav filters if it registered..

i searched and someone said it must be mod the directshow to load lav filters without reg or install, he put some links to do that with c++
but i just noob to build it

i used dss2 but there is some issues with audio and some other..

is there a solution? i can't install or use lav filters now! i have work to do it

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Old 24th March 2018, 04:22   #2  |  Link
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Try Using ffms2 or LMASHVideoSource.
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Old 24th March 2018, 04:30   #3  |  Link
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Try Using ffms2 or LMASHVideoSource.
i used ffms2 before but i have a problem with high depth videos.
lav filters meets my needs after tests..
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i used ffms2 before but i have a problem with high depth videos.
Can you elaborate? In almost all cases DirectShowSource does not produce desirable results, with issues such as inaccurate seeking, frame duplication, and non-deterministic results.

Overall it's just far more of a headache to use, let alone getting it working with LAVF in the first place. There are better source filters, like FFMS2 / LSMASH as others have suggested. About the only thing I use other than those two is DSS2 which decodes VC-1 as the other two have issues with it, and it avoids the problems associated with DirectShowSource.
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Can you elaborate? In almost all cases DirectShowSource does not produce desirable results, with issues such as inaccurate seeking, frame duplication, and non-deterministic results.

Overall it's just far more of a headache to use, let alone getting it working with LAVF in the first place. There are better source filters, like FFMS2 / LSMASH as others have suggested. About the only thing I use other than those two is DSS2 which decodes VC-1 as the other two have issues with it, and it avoids the problems associated with DirectShowSource.
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i use directshow just to pass the video and audio with the subtitle[vsfilter] .. and the rest of options from ffmpeg..
i produce more than 20 videos per day in different format, so only directshow with lav filter can handle this mater after my experience.

i wish only that vsfilter works with ffmpeg without avisynth, i will leave avisynth without question

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i used ffms2 before but i have a problem with high depth videos.
JFYI: both l-smash and ffms2 can handle high bitdepth videos. They work a bit different, though, i.e. l-smash will always output the "hacked" format (stacked or interleaved) while ffms2 will dither to 8bit in AviSynth and use the native high bitdepth formats if you are using AviSynth+.

https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...89#post1833089
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/High_bi..._with_Avisynth

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i wish only that vsfilter works with ffmpeg without avisynth, i will leave avisynth without question
Does it have to be vsfilter? ffmpeg does have subtitle filters, not based on vsfilter but they work. What subtitle format are you trying to hardcode?

https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#subtitles-1
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Does it have to be vsfilter? ffmpeg does have subtitle filters, not based on vsfilter but they work. What subtitle format are you trying to hardcode?

https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html#subtitles-1
i test ffmpeg subtitle render with libass because my sub files ass format..
it's good for ltr languages but for rtl language like hebrew, persian, urdu, arabic not good..
vsfilter is done well for me..

and for ffms2 and lsmash ..
every video need special option for it to pass through from avs to ffmpeg .. thats not practical for more 20 video per day ..

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even dss2 don't work with avisynth+ x64?
i tried to build it but there is errors with "stream.h" not found
what can i do now?

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This is probably what you want (Dss2Mod):- http://avisynth.nl/index.php/AviSynth%2B_x64_plugins

EDIT: Its always worth trying a Google "Avisynth WhateverYouAreLookingFor".
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