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DirectShow / x264 / AviSynth and Windows Server 2008 SP2
15 novembre 2011, par TimI'm having a hard time getting AviSynth to open video files on Windows Server 2008 SP2 (32 bit). I'm aware of the sound card issue, right now I'm using Audio=false. I've tried installing the below, but I always get the error "No combination of filters could be found to render the stream". I'm using DirectShowSource, but I don't have to ... I'm open that can open most formats your average Windows 7 machine can handle.
I've installed :
- "Desktop Extensions" - which installed Media Player and codecs
- haali media splitter and ffdshow
- Windows Media Services (for streaming, this supposedly had the mpeg codecs, but it doesn't) Windows Essentials Media Codec Pack
- K-Lite Codec Pack Full VLC
- QuickTime Tried copying mpeg.dll codecs from 32 bit Windows 7 to Server and regsvr32'ing them, but get error
- Tried copying *.AX filters from 32 bit Windows 7 to server and regsvr32'ing, but still get AVS error
AVS Script :
- video0 = DirectShowSource("video0.avi", fps=30, pixel_type="RGB24", Audio=false)
- video1 = DirectShowSource("video1.avi", fps=30, pixel_type="RGB24", Audio=false)
- Dissolve(video0, video1, 30)
Command Line :
- x264 test.avs -o test.mp4 —bframes 3 —ref 3 —vbv-maxrate 2500 —vbv-bufsize=25000 —level 40 —threads
AVS Error :
- avs [error] : "No combination of filters could be found to render the stream"
Has anyone gotten this working on Windows Server ? If so what filters codecs or other setup do I need ?
Thank you for the time.
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Revision 0fa768704b : Use of inline instead of INLINE. This causes a build failure in VS 2008. Chang
14 mars 2014, par Paul WilkinsChanged Paths :
Modify /vp9/encoder/vp9_encodeframe.c
Use of inline instead of INLINE.This causes a build failure in VS 2008.
Change-Id : I03b0c0c006589b56d92a238d7b794711eb62575e
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Revision 03bc5a3aa9 : Add two constant definitions This fixes compiler errors for vs 2008. Change-Id
10 février 2015, par Yaowu XuChanged Paths :
Modify /vpx/vpx_integer.h
Add two constant definitionsThis fixes compiler errors for vs 2008.
Change-Id : Ifaabb1c5e74fe6ede6dacf66ec3f634fecb556fd