Hey DJ, where did you put libcuda.so and libnvcuvid.so? I'm thinking of having them in /usr/local/lib using -L to specify that path. libmp4v2.so will go there too. libdgdecodenv.so can be anywhere that Vapoursynth can find. I usually load plugins explicitly in the script.

OK, thank you DJ. It's working! I'll sort out the library path stuff first, then address your other matters and further ones as they arise.

Added libmp4v2.so. Please re-download and put it somewhere in your search path.

You also need a zlib library but you should have that already.

Darn, I need to give you the MP4 library too.

Put the cuda and nvcuvid libraries in /usr/lib or anywhere else in your search path. I am looking at -rpath.

I got relative paths working (Full_Path_In_Files = 0). Holding for next release.

I hear ya. Looking forward to your always germane and acute feedback.

Thank you, DG, much appreciated. Now I have to run off and catch up on some pending Windows tools work. Sciuridae never rest.

All right, boys and girls! See if you can make any sense out of this first linux release:

http://rationalqm.us/dgdecnv/binaries/dgdecnv_linux.zip

The nVidia proprietary driver should be installed.

Your feedback will be appreciated.

Sorry, I can't "suss out what it all means" as I support only my tools. I do note that the video.avs file has a 'return video' statement just as I pointed out. I guess you would modify that script as I described above.

Added -disk option to show the MPLS data, and -mpls to open an MPLS.

Next step, prepare a taste release.

It should be possible. First, you would use DGIndexNV to make the DGI index file as before. Then your sample script becomes as follows. Replace the ... with the appropriate path to DGDecodeNV.dll. LoadPlugin("...\DGDecodeNV.dll") video=DGSource("D:\Overclocking the Ryzen 9 3950X.dgi") return video Y...

OK, got that one sorted out. I'd like to add the disk open CLI option and then things will be ready for your tasting.

Ran into first snafu. I'm getting a memory overwrite in DGSource() when serving a 56GB stream. The DGI is fine. It's a bit unpredictable so I'll have to figure out how to set a data change breakpoint in VS Code. Somehow a file pointer is getting clobbered along with data around it.

All video formats now working. All containers now working. Gonna run it on a big UHD rip just to make sure all the seeks and tells and long long handling are working. Then gonna release an alpha.

In general things went much smoother than expected.

Dunno. Let us know if problems persist after a modem reset. Mebbe the DNS has to propagate or something. Somebody said we should support https or something. It's all Greek to me. admin ? Our bills are paid up. It's out of pocket now that donations are effectively zero. Gotta spend all the acorns bef...

Yeah!

MPG indexing now working too. HEVC in progress.

Just successfully created my first AVC DGI index file using the native linux indexer. Still a lot of testing to go but things are looking good.

Thanks, DJ. We were at a swim meet all day today so nothing got done. Definitely will take up your testing offer when ready.

Ooh, meeting the gf's parents. Sounds serious.

The pure windows exe indexer actually works fine under wine. Nevertheless I prefer to have a native linux version so I have started to do that.

Let's see some of your code, Nattie . New status: 1. Strip down to bare minimum (lots of Win32 GUI and other stuff inherited from the full DGIndexNV). COMPLETED 2. Get rid of windows message loop and do everything in WinMain. COMPLETED 3. Ditch final win32 stuff (MessageBox etc.). COMPLETED 4. Conve...

As I mentioned, to create the pure indexer CLI executable suitable for porting to linux, we use the same plan as for DGDemux. I have been a very busy squirrel (hear me Britney ?) and have got a lot done today. Here is the progress: 1. Strip down to bare minimum (lots of Win32 GUI and other stuff inh...

Cute bird Thank you. How many birds like rasmalai? :scratch: Gajar halwa? Are you kidding? Had take-out tacos from a real tacqueria for dinner. One fish (delicious creamy sauce), one steak, one pork, with chips, three different salsas, and lime slices, all for eight and a half bucks (one buck tip a...

Started making an indexer for linux. I nuked the CUVID dependencies, aka decoding. Ran into a little issue that I had previously faced with DGIndexIM: the frame rate and picture size was obtained from CUVID. If CUVID is nuked then we have to parse the stream ourselves. AVC, MPG, and VC1 were a walk ...

HEVC and VC1 video now working.

Gonna test TS, PS, MKV, and MP4 containers. Then make an indexer. Also have to support Open Disk functionality via CLI.

Whee!