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Hello, good evening, Mr. Selur, I wanted to ask you how I can load this script because it gives me an error when doing custom Huh

Code:
MKV="C:\Users\cebol\Desktop\ENCODES\HYBRID\Gladiator\Gladiator.mkv"

BL=FFVideoSource(MKV).ConvertBits(16)

EL=FFVideoSource(MKV.ReplaceStr(".mkv", "_EL.mkv")).ConvertBits(16)

RPU=MKV.ReplaceStr(".mkv", "_RPU.bin")

DoviBaker(BL, EL, RPU, outYUV=true)

z_ConvertFormat(pixel_type="YUV420P10", dither_type="error_diffusion")

If I load the script in the avspmod it doesn't give me an error

There are a few things wrong with your script if you want to use it in Hybrid.

Your script does not return anything. avsmod will add 'return last' to your script automatically, Hybrid will not. So adding 'return last' to your script might help.
Your script relies on the autoloading on your system. Hybrid does not use autoloading. So you should explicitly load the filters you want to use. Also make sure that the filters you use in Hybrid itself and in you script both use the same bitdepth. (32bit vs 64bit)

To check your .avs file, you can check whether:

"Path to Hybrid/32bit/avsInfo.exe" "Path to your script" for 32bit
"Path to Hybrid/64bit/Avisynth/avsInfo.exe" "Path to your script" for 64bit

can load your script.

Cu Selur

Thank you Mr. Selur but I don't know how to do it, I'm very clumsy Huh

Okay,...
1st that isn't a part of a script that you would load in a custom section. That thing is intended as a whole script.
2nd you could load the RPU part inside a custom section, but it would require that you understand how Avisynth works.
I assumed you were aware of this and wanted to load the script as a source clip.
If you don't know what you are doing, you should not use Hybrid for this.

Cu Selur

You are right Mr. Selur.

Thank you Wink

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