Hi Volodya ! Welcome to the forum ! Seems like AviSynth has a problem with opening and decoding your source file. I need more details. Is this your first job with AVI ReComp ? Did you re-compressed any movie successfully ? Did you use the preview before starting the job ? If so, was the preview correct ? Every time AVI ReComp creates the log file in the destination directory. Its name is *_AVI ReComp.log where * means the name of your target AVI file that you have chosen. Could you please show me the contents of this file ? What is the version of AviSynth that you use ? Greets, Prozac
"Prozac" wrote ... Is this your first job with AVI ReComp ?
No, I have been using previous versions for a couple of month successfully.
"Prozac" wrote ... Did you re-compressed any movie successfully ?
Not with this version.
"Prozac" wrote ... Did you use the preview before starting the job ?
No.
"Prozac" wrote ... Every time AVI ReComp creates the log file in the destination directory. Its name is *_AVI ReComp.log where * means the name of your target AVI file that you have chosen. Could you please show me the contents of this file ? What is the version of AviSynth that you use ?
here it is: **15/03/2006 10:23:09 AM** Getting informations...
-OS info: Microsoft Windows XP/Professional/Service Pack 2/(Build 2600)
Well, I made some changes according to the source processing so it is possible that it doesn't work perfect now. Although my beta-testers had no problems when recompressing a great deal of various movies. OK. Please, try to load the same movie and run the preview. Let me know if the preview is OK or you get the same error. Greets, Prozac
I think you are on to something: preview gives the same error. Is it because you've changed all input to DirectShow and it doesn't work on my mashine for whatever reason?
Indeed, I decided to use DirectShowSource instead of AVISource. The preview uses a little different script in version 1.1.2. The video is loaded first as AVISource and a proper framerate is being set. Then finally DirectShow is used. I need DirectShowSource since many users had problems with h264 processing. There is one thing have to check. In your Windows choose Start -> Run Enter regedit and press OK You will see a system registry editor Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionDrivers32 Select the key Drivers32 on the left panel Search for the entry named VIDC.YV12 on the right panel Do you have such an entry ? And if so, what is the value of this entry ? Greets, Prozac
Well, it looks fine. Damn, I have no idea what's wrong with it ClassFactory cannot supply requested class - I met with such errors only when the source file was not supported by VDubMod. I see you know something about AVS. Can you play the movie using AVISource instead of DirectShowSource ? Please, create your own avs script and try to open run it using old WMP or MPC. You are the only person who get such an error. So I will be boring you until we find a solution Alternatively you can split out a little part of your movie and send it to me or upload to your ftp if you have one. Then I will be able to download the file and check it on my machine. Greets, Prozac
I did this: I installed you program v.1.1.0 in a separate directory and ran it. It shows preview with no problem. I guess this test was equivalent to what you asked, right? So in a way I solved my problem - I can use this version to do recompression, but I am willing to help you sort this out if you are ready to continue.
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