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[HELP] Get every vapoursynth plugin on arch linux
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how can I install every vapoursynth and tools for hybrid on arch?!?! and when I'm going to use some filtering I always need to install it and another problem that I'm having it's that  it cannot find the plugins even though I installed them like this qtgmc that I already installed the havsfunc but hybrid seems to not detect it. Soo I have an question. Why Hybrid on linux doesn't come bundled with all vapoursynth plugins unlike on windows??? and before anyone asks me yeah I tried this plugin bundle https://github.com/drfear-zz/Hybrid-Vapo...-installer but even than there is an lot of outated sources so causing an lot of missing plugins.       and the dependencies page is broken too     
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Quote:how can I install every vapoursynth and tools for hybrid on arch?!?
Aside from Vapousynth, Hybrids AppImage should come with the tools it supports on Linux.

Lookint at the screenshot:
qtgmc isn't a filter but a script, see: https://github.com/Selur/VapoursynthScriptsInHybrid
Those scripts need to be placed into a folder which you Vapoursynth sees and can import from.

Quote:Why Hybrid on linux doesn't come bundled with all vapoursynth plugins unlike on windows???
I have no clue how to create an AppImage with a portable Python and Vapoursynth on Linux.

Cu Selur

Ps.: most plugins (not scripts) can be installed through pip
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
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