readAVS.dll

andy

Does anybody know exactly what this (VFAPI?) dll exactly does?
Only enabling to select .AVS from TMPG or something more?

You need readavs if you want VFAPI-Reader to convert an AVS to a Pseudo-AVI.
BTW: Is there any aktual Download-Link for the DLL? The Links i know don't work.

As well as allowing VFAPI to load and process a AVS file, it also allows VFAPI to load and process a VDR signpost from the VDub frameserver.

Thx, but there seems to happen something more:
even without readavs.dll TMPG opens AVS (even it is not shown in the file types list), but the speed maybe a little FASTER!
Do you know who made the DLL or if there is a source?

I am pretty sure (not positive) that Ben did it as all the links led back to his site which is now closed. I checked Donald's site as he has the old site mirrored, but I could not find any mention of readavs.dll. Perhaps I just overlooked it.

The readavs zip has a readavs.cpp and a readavs.def in it.

The download is available from this thread where kaitsuburi posted a link: showthread.ph...786#post325786

From the readme:
This is an import filter for TMPGEnc version 0.11e.  It adds support for Avisynth AVS files and VirtualDub VDR files to TMPGEnc.lt;install instructions removedgt;

To compile the source code you will need vfapi.h from the VFAPI SDK.
Use the following command to compile under VC6:
cl /MD /LD /Ox ReadAVS.cpp /link /def:ReadAVS.def vfw32.lib /filealign:512

If you have problems, email benrg@math.berkeley.edu.
For more information about Avisynth, please see
~benrg/avisynth.html.

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