Make the plugin work with Av1an #23
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the PR looks good. thanks. |
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seems like akarin vanished, try tocompile simulping's fork? |
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AkarinVS#23 When inputting vs plugins with akarin as a dependency, it will error with this (probably rust thing?): `Reactor: Unknown command line argument '-x86-asm-syntax=intel'. Try: 'Reactor --help' Reactor: Did you mean '--stats-json=intel'?` This fixes the error.
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Av1an is a video encoding framework to increase parallelization and threading to speed up encoding.
when inputting vs plugins with akarin as a dependency, it will error with this (probably rust thing?):
Reactor: Unknown command line argument '-x86-asm-syntax=intel'. Try: 'Reactor --help' Reactor: Did you mean '--stats-json=intel'?This PR removed 3 lines of code in order to make it work again.