Forcing ffdshow to output YUY2 gets the video to display using MeGUI's preview but there's a few rows of pixels on the left which look repeated, or stretched, as though somewhere, something's trying to make it mod4. If one component cannot be opened it will simply not be added to the output. I have Avisynth 2. Check here go to the Search input box. It is most useful when fps is set to the least common multiple of the component frame rates, e. Downloading your sample now Unless I used your method to crop off these pixels in ffdshow, then the output was fine. 
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Is there an earlier version of DirectShowSource you could try, because it seems maybe every version is mod2 broken from 2.
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Please describe your problem as detailed as possible. This topic has been discussed before, here is the link: The decoder ffdshow or CoreAVC in my case does not seem to matter.
A little more experimenting showed it doesn't seem to be the flavour directshowsource.dlll AVIsynth causing the problem though, but the version of DirectShowSource.
Either that, or none of the tested programs use the AVIFile interface any more as per this post http: After all LAV derives from libav, and this derives from ffmpeg, as ffdshow did. I don't know what to make of any of that, but someone else might Is this still true today, or can the LAV splitter replace Haali completely? Sharc I did as you suggested and disabled H decoding in ffdshow. One I'm not sure I've directshoowsource.dll experienced before.
Suspected LAV at first and disabled its h and mp4 handling - no change. It probably makes sense. Today I'm happily opening mod2 video with the same programs and it's displaying correctly, no error, no cropping required. I'm getting confused again If you are fixated on DirectShowSource please ignore this post. With ffdshow's resize filter enabled and the width set to Maybe run some test encodes with ffdshow's OSD enabled.
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It applies equally no matter what input source you use. I will try it on my laptop, but i'm not sure where to go from here.
With mod4 resizing added to the script it displays, but once again with the same couple of rows of "stretched pixels" on the left. Retrieved from " http: See directshowsource.dl for more. I finally find the version of dxcpl.
The problem comes only with the 'test. Check whether this is indeed correct. GraphEdit GRF files are automatically detected by a. The System should pick another decoder according to the filter merits, unless your application re-enables the ffdshow decoder. This workaround is all I need, so for me the matter is closed Hi Wilbert, this is getting more and more interesting.
Looking to see if we all have the same version might be somewhere to start. Maybe some of the specialists can enlighten me Here on one of my OS a Win7U64, 32bit chain for a. Then it would be easy to handle the error and fall back on a different source filter. I thought some people were successfully opening mod2 video, but maybe it's more that adding the required mod4 cropping to a script allows them to do so, while for us that's not working as it should.
When I right click on the on the source in the Graph Editor and select "Properties", all I get is the property window of the Haali Splitter.
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