Yadifmod de-interlacer doesn't work

[serg]

The lines you posted:

yadifmod2(mode=1, edeint=nnedi3(field=-2))
srestore(frate=23.976)

and the lines Hybrid uses:

# deinterlacing
Yadifmod2(order=-1,mode=1,edeint=nnedi3(field=-2))
# removing ghosting
srestore(frate=23.976,omode=6)

are the same since 'order=-1' (http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Yadifmod2) and 'omode=6' (http://avisynth.nl/index.php/Srestore)
are default values, Hybrid just chooses to show.

Assuming your script in AvsPmod does explicitly load the plugins&co it uses you could open it as source in Hybrid.

All in all it sadly, it seems like this doesn't go anywhere and I am not capable of helping you.
-> Hybrid might not be the best tool to archive what you want.
MeGui might be more suited to you, since iirc. it allows you to edit the Avisynth script as you please. (not sure whether StaxRip allows this too)

Cu Selur

Well, "srestore" - lets's forget about it for now. But why Yadifmode2 crashes with your standard settings? It just don't work even without other filters.
P.S.
"MeGui might be more suited to you" - so far the more suited to me is just raw Avisynth script with AvsPmod or VirtualDup2.
I just was hoping that Hybrid will make things easier.
Unfortunately you are "raisde your hands"

[Selur]

But why Yadifmode2 crashes with your standard settings? It just don't work even without other filters.

I does not crash here, like I wrote before:

You can try replacing the used dlls with older/different versions:
nnedi3: https://github.com/jpsdr/NNEDI3/releases
yadifmod2: https://github.com/Asd-g/yadifmod2/releases
may be some assembly optimizations are triggered which get triggered with your cpu, but not mine.

Cu Selur

[serg]

But why Yadifmode2 crashes with your standard settings? It just don't work even without other filters.

I does not crash here, like I wrote before:

You can try replacing the used dlls with older/different versions:
nnedi3: https://github.com/jpsdr/NNEDI3/releases
yadifmod2: https://github.com/Asd-g/yadifmod2/releases
may be some assembly optimizations are triggered which get triggered with your cpu, but not mine.

Cu Selur

I tried MeGui, StaxRip, and finally your Hibrid, hoping to get easier way to scripting.
Comparing to MeGui  and StaxRip your approach looked to me way more promised than others.
Unfortunately, so far,  the "pure" Avisynth script with AvsPmod/VirtualDub2", works flawlessly for me only.
Well, let me know please if you will find the more robust solutions.
For now I'm go back to "trivial" Avisynth/AvsPmod/VirtualDup2 combination.
All the best.