Video Gain progress error with non-array variable

Video Gain progress error with non-array variable

I’m not sure if you are running a script file that launches the VideoGain application or a script file compiled into a standalone executable. But one thing is for sure, the program you opened has something to do with AutoIt. First, if you are running an AU3 script file, make sure you have the latest AutoIt.

Download AutoIt 3.3.12.0. It requires Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. For servers, it requires Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 R2. Once installed, try running the script again and see if this will work. If it doesn’t and since the error is related to array, check your script file for array variables that were not properly formatted.

An array is a variable that has series of data elements. Unlike an ordinary variable where it has only one element, in an array, the variable can contain several elements referenced by index numbers. For example, to store a series of characters in an array: “A”, “u”, “t”, “o”, “I”, and “t”, it can be done like this:

• $aut[0] = “A”
• $aut[1] = “u”
• $aut[2] = “t”
• $aut[3] = “o”
• $aut[4] = “I”
• $aut[5] = “t”

Now, to properly access the value or a specific value in an array, you can use the index number:

• $autSTRING = $aut[3]