1 Topic by fohrums (edited by fohrums 19-01-2013 01:15:33)

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Topic: Manually updating SVP components?

I'm a bit OCD on having the most bleeding edge packages so I just simply prefer to manually update my setup.

Components:
SVP full v3.1.3
AviSynth v2.6.0 Alpha 4 (January 14, 2013) w/ 2.6mt-20120828 (avisynth.dll ~1.6mb)
LAV Filters v0.55.1
ffdshow rev4496 (2012.12.13)
MPC-BE/PotPlayer

Is this bad idea or should I just stick to SVP's build entirely? So far no problems as far as I can think of. What are your guy's professional thoughts on this?

I want to know what is specific about SVP edition of FFDSHOW?

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Re: Manually updating SVP components?

fohrums
this is bad idea becouse avisynth 2.6.0 is deep alpha
No reasons to update for "moar number"

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Re: Manually updating SVP components?

%username% wrote:

fohrums
this is bad idea becouse avisynth 2.6.0 is deep alpha
No reasons to update for "moar number"

Understood. What about installing the AviSynth that is part of SVP full package and manually replacing the original avisynth.dll in syswow64 folder with the latest 2.6mt from:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=148782

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Re: Manually updating SVP components?

fohrums
manually replacing the original avisynth.dll in syswow64 folder with the latest 2.6mt from:

Did you know that all avisynth is avisynth.dll, nothing more?
So this is bad idea #2

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Re: Manually updating SVP components?

%username% wrote:

Did you know that all avisynth is avisynth.dll, nothing more?
So this is bad idea #2

Ok that explains why any player I used kept crashing and I thought it was just the fact that it needed more ram so I went ahead and patched PotPlayermini.exe to 64 bit just to compensate that change in AviSynth version. How stupid of me.

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Re: Manually updating SVP components?

I always have the latest everything EXCEPT to avi synth

I use the latest LAV, ffdshow, and madVR ALWAYS