You can safely let it overwrite the 2.6a5 versions it finds there. For that reason, I've compiled AviSynth+ r1576 with Visual Studio 2010:Įxtract the zip file, and then copy or move AviSynth.dll and DevIL.dll to wine's windows\system32 folder.
Unfortunately, the installer (and the zip) provided can't be used with Wine because the official binaries weren't compiled with Visual Studio 2010 (this matters, because Wine currently doesn't like binaries that were built on newer versions of Visual Studio eventually this will get fixed, but it hasn't yet). We're not going to stay with 2.6a5, because there's a better alternative: AviSynth+ ( ).
Code: Select all wine AviSynth_130918.exe
