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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>AviSynth is a cool app, but it can always be better; it's obvious enough to us anyway that there's way more than enough work to go around. We love doing it, but we also love fresh talent.<br />
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The most obvious way to contribute is by testing our software. If you think you've found a bug, please read [[Troubleshooting]] for instructions on contacting the development team. Comments on documentation and this website are always welcome, too.<br />
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Of course, code contributions are worth their weight in gold. (take that for what you will!) One way to familiarize yourself with AVS code is to read the [[Filter SDK]] -- if you can write a good filter, you'll definitely catch on fast when it comes to hacking the AVS core. (Nothing says you have to, of course; we need just as many solid filter developers as any other task I can think of). The next obvious step would be to download the latest source snapshot from our [http://sourceforge.net/projects/avisynth2/ CVS repository] on [[SourceForge]]. Coding is a black art at best and we're no magicians, so if it doesn't compile feel free to stop by the [[DoomNineForum]] and give us a holler. (Hint: download the Windows Platform SDK. All of it. Give priority to its /inc and /lib directories as appropriate.)<br />
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Ok, you've honed your expert video skills and finally got VC++ to behave. How do you contribute? Right now the best way is probably to get ahold of sh0dan or Wilbert -- once given the appropriate SourceForge rights you'll be able to patch the source tree directly. Cool, eh? We think so too; what are you waiting for?! :P<br />
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