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[BUG] SVT-AV1 not working with vapoursynth inputs (Arch Linux) - Printable Version

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RE: SVT-AV1 not working with vapoursynth inputs (Arch Linux) - Selur - 26.02.2025

You are missing the scripts from: https://github.com/Selur/VapoursynthScriptsInHybrid

Cu Selur

RE: SVT-AV1 not working with vapoursynth inputs (Arch Linux) - Inky1003 - 26.02.2025

How to install these scripts?

RE: SVT-AV1 not working with vapoursynth inputs (Arch Linux) - Selur - 26.02.2025

Looking at the script you posted before, Hybrid atm. assumes your script folder is '/usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages/'.
# Import scripts folder
scriptPath = '/usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages/'
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath(scriptPath))
So you should either copy those scripts into that folder, or point Hybrid into the location of wherever you copied the scripts to, by setting 'vsScriptPath' in a misc.ini
[General]
vsScriptPath="PATH TO YOUR vsSCRIPTSFOLDER"
'misc.ini' should be located under:
  • ~/.hybrid/misc.ini
  • ~/config/hybrid/misc.ini
or next to Hybrid.

Cu Selur

RE: SVT-AV1 not working with vapoursynth inputs (Arch Linux) - Inky1003 - 01.03.2025

Everything is now working. What I did:

1. Installed the scripts at a subfolder in ~/.hybrid (because the AUR package creates It).
2. Did a PKGBUILD package for installing vsViewer (and installed successfully)

Then vsViewer told me the rest. Mainly the resize2 plugin not installed in my system.

The PKGBUILD for making an AUR package is here, If It's useful for you:
.gz   vsviewer_pkgbuild.tar.gz (Size: 626 bytes / Downloads: 0)

At the moment, It's encoding. I'll get back If I found any other bugs. 

Thanks, Selur! :D
Inky

RE: SVT-AV1 not working with vapoursynth inputs (Arch Linux) - Selur - 01.03.2025

Nice. Happy that worked out.

Cu Selur