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32pennies 02-10-2022 06:40 AM

Avisynth System exception, Access Violation on MVTools?
 
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I keep getting the System execption - Access Violaton on line 10 which uses MVTools 1 and DeBlock. It is supposed to be a motion compensated deblocking script that I got from the deblock wiki and modified. Ive already tried updating Avisynth+, loadplugin, loaddll, checking the arch, and more. Can anyone help me.

themaster1 02-10-2022 07:43 AM

i don't know avisynth+ much but have you loaded mvtools ? And i see a couple of misplaced filters in your script aswell

32pennies 02-10-2022 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by themaster1 (Post 82762)
i don't know avisynth+ much but have you loaded mvtools ? And i see a couple of misplaced filters in your script aswell

I think avisynth+ is the same execpt it is actually being developed and it can do 64 and 32bit plugins. I have tried to load the plugin and use loaddll like I said in my post. What are the misplaced filter? I might try windows xp compatibility mode because it forces it to get admin privileges.

lollo2 02-10-2022 12:47 PM

You need to do one step at the time. In your script to better degug:
1- use avisynth 2.6 32-bit
2- load only the plugins needed, not all dlls (btw, MVCompensate refers to old MVTools (http://avisynth.org.ru/mvtools/mvtools.html)
3- just do this operation (no other filtering, no coancatenate Deblock():
Code:

loadPlugin(...)
MPEG2Source(...)
MVCompensate(...)

and report the error

32pennies 02-10-2022 01:08 PM

Why should I report the error if old MVTools is no longer developed?

lollo2 02-10-2022 05:32 PM

Because you wrote
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Can anyone help me.
If you do not wish anymore any help, fine for me...


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