AviSynth 2.05 Released

There has been so many important bugfixes, that I thought it was about time to release 2.05. So here it is! Download it from . Changes: - Additions to the Compare filter (Statistics over several frames) - Reorder function loading to hopefully give plugins precedence over filters - Added LowPassAudio(frequency) and HighPassAudio(frequency) - Many updates and additions to documentation. - New function: String(value) - converts any AVSValue to string. - Bumped number of plugins to 50 from 30 - Avisynth now allocates minimum 16MB cache, or otherwise 1/4th of free physical memory. - Plugin autoloading (Create string regkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Avisynth\PluginDir) (still in alpha) BugFixes: - Crash-on-exit bugfix in SegmentedAviSource. - Audio-related bugfix in AVISource. - Bugfix in FilteredResizeH (see bug [ 588402 ]) minor optimizations too. - Bugfix: TemporalSoften - Bugfix: dropped frame (introduced in 2.04). - Fixed bug in Pow(x,y) Notes: 2.05 Known bugs: - Segmented captures may lead to crashes, if the last segment isn't a valid AVI file (that is, doesn't contain any frames). Try version 2.02 instead. Everyone enjoy!

THNX, gona try it immediately!!

Good work, P.S. Time warner link seems down.

Time Warner link?

One of the sourceforges download mirrors is provided by time warner.

Version 2.05 seems to fix my problems (see the thread I started earlier on crashes with 2.04).

Indeed, the LumaWrap bug seems fixed - I hope not only hot-fixed, but really debugged. And I really enjoy that Tweak is even included now; cooperation with Donald Graft, I guess?

Tweak is a basic function that is unlikely to change. Therefore, tying it to releases of Avisynth is not a serious issue.

Oh, hi, Donald... Just while you are here: How about a stable redirector or even a really own domain? The few days you were lost during your subdomain change were so hard for me... ;)

Hard for me, too! Here's what happened. My site is hosted by a friend from the rec.video.desktop Usenet newsgroup. One day the power supply died on the machine. My site was the only thing on it at the time. So he just shifted it to a new server and tried some DNS magic to redirect the URL. But the redirect wouldn't take and he kept trying to make it work. I was reluctant to republish an URL because it's in all my source and HTML files and all over the world. The redirect just recently seems to be working, so I am not going to republish it as shelob. But I will watch to make sure things are OK. Perhaps the DNS info has just now propagated to all the servers.