07.03.2022, 21:37
A while back I switched from Windows to Arch, and for a while I simply dealt with the inability to use vapoursynth, but recently I looked around the forums to see if it was possible to make it work, and sure enough it was. Following your advice in https://forum.selur.net/thread-753.html I did everything needed to get it working, and it actually does work.
The problem is that Hybrid seems to require loading its plugins separately from how Vapoursynth loads all of the system plugins. If I don't specify a vsPluginsPath in the misc.ini, it refuses to enable vapoursynth. I can understand why you'd want to do that on windows in order to make it portable, as you can just have your own separate VS that ships with Hybrid, but I'm wondering if there isn't a way that I can have Hybrid use my system's plugins, or something?
Right now I can force it to work with the rather crude solution of installing the vs plugin packages, copying the plugins to a separate path I point hybrid to, and then uninstalling the packages, but that obviously leaves me unable to use those plugins with vs independently of hybrid.
The problem is that Hybrid seems to require loading its plugins separately from how Vapoursynth loads all of the system plugins. If I don't specify a vsPluginsPath in the misc.ini, it refuses to enable vapoursynth. I can understand why you'd want to do that on windows in order to make it portable, as you can just have your own separate VS that ships with Hybrid, but I'm wondering if there isn't a way that I can have Hybrid use my system's plugins, or something?
Right now I can force it to work with the rather crude solution of installing the vs plugin packages, copying the plugins to a separate path I point hybrid to, and then uninstalling the packages, but that obviously leaves me unable to use those plugins with vs independently of hybrid.