MSI Afterburner and DxTory don't seem to see new version of OpenEncode

[parrotscauselag]

Hey guys, been using your OpenEncode tool here for recording gameplay and I have to say this is a fantastic program and would like to show my appreciation and thanks.

I however am experiencing an issue with the latest version of OpenEncode it does not seem to appear in the codec list for DxTory or MSI Afterburner anymore? Am not sure if I am the only one with this issue (tried uninstalling manually and reinstalling but no avail) and I am not sure you are aware of this so Id thought id let you know just in case. The only thing that worked was to reinstall the previous release.

[jackun]

Maybe you need VC++ 2013 runtime.

E: You need x86 version too even if windows is 64bit.

[TheBadLuckPrince]

Same for me, but at least it shows up in Sony Vegas.

[jackun]

@TheBadLuckPrince

at least it shows up in Sony Vegas.

Weird, is Vegas 64bit?

Did uninstall/reinstall just in case and it works for me (disappears/appears in VDub codec list) :P So I think you probably don't have 32bit runtimes installed.

Check it with Dependency Walker just in case.
Should look like this:

[parrotscauselag]

I am in idiot... installed the 32bit runtimes and is working with the latest release. Many apologies and thank you for your help!

[jackun]

Hehe, ok.