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[HELP] due to: ERROR: ...... .265 is too small! (byteSize: 0byte)
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It doesn't seem to be a problem of deployable version. I had this problem already on the self built version of Vapoursynth earlier than I used the deployable one you pointed me at. Now I have built Vapoursynth again and still do have the same problem, see attached debug.

These are my Vapoursynth building steps:
git clone https://github.com/darealshinji/scripts
cd scripts/Hybrid/
./build-vapoursynth.sh
./build-plugins.sh
./deploy-vapoursynth.sh
cd vapoursynth_20200404/
rmdir ~/opt/vapoursynth
./install-vs.sh

But I realized two suspicious things during building the Vapoursynth. Firstly building of these three filters has failed: ffms2000, svpflow and vsimagereader. Secondly running the install-vs.sh script has stopped at the very beginning because the directory ~/opt/vapoursynth already existed. It was already made by running the build-vapoursynth.sh script. So I removed the ~/opt/vapoursynth and ran the install-vs.sh again. It made the ~/opt/vapoursynth that contain vspipe. But is this OK to remove the directory made by build-vapoursynth.sh and replace it with that made by install-vs.sh?

I didn't run the env.sh, not sure if this is needed.

Yeah, I know that debug level 9 contains what level 4 does and more. Just wanted to follow the instruction not to change the debug level unless told to. So to provide you the standard level 4 and the 9 just in case you would need it and not wait for your asking.

BTW: I realized just now that in my very first post in this thread I reported this problem with denoise filters. This was typo. I had the deinterlace filters on my mind for sure. I already corrected this.
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RE: due to: ERROR: ...... .265 is too small! (byteSize: 0byte) - by sunarowicz - 04.04.2020, 22:33

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