but the video-filter and vout-filter has something to do with vout-filter being the ‘old’ way of filtering in Vlc whereas video-filter would be the ‘new’ way. I can imagine that they cleared that up in Vlc 2.0 (probably removing the old way).
That’s all I can say, I guess you best head over to their forums to find out how it should be done at this time…
(Update) Doesn’t work anymore, as one of the ever-so-helpful Vlc authors points out. You might try the latest plugin with the dll’s from vlc 1.1.x. If that works, your video-effects will probably work too… (or use an older vvvv with an older version of the plugin).