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Originally Posted by 2Weights
--Aegisub Run > [fine] > Load ASS > [fine] > Open Video > (selected) > got Error Massages.
--Aegisub Run > [fine] > Load ASS > [fine] > Use Dummy Video > (optioned) > Error Massages.
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How about you tell WHAT those error messages say? Lots and lots of things can go wrong, you need to tell what error you get for anyone to be able to help you at all. (Sometimes just reading the message yourself is enough to tell what the solution would be.)
There has, for several weeks now, been a message right next to the Aegisub 2 r1564 download link which says:
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There is a minor bug in this version: A wrong build of VSFilter is distributed with it, and it might not work on all systems, resulting in no subtitle display. Download and install this package to correct the problem. The package required to make VSFilter work will also be required for later versions of Aegisub, but will be distributed as part of the installer then.
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You need to do that on ALL Windows versions. If you aren't sure whether you have it already or not it's safe to just install it either way.
Also, there is a bug in r1564 and earlier versions where it doesn't look in the correct location for VSFilter when using it through AviSynth (the default) - usually this won't be a problem, because it will also attempt to use the system VSFilter, assuming one is installed. If you do not have VSFilter registered as a DirectShow filter, Aegisub might not be able to find it at all. The workaround is to put a copy of VSFilter.dll into the same folder as Aegisub.exe - there has to be one in both that folder and in the "csri" subfolder.
This will be fixed in the next build.
And note that r1564 says "1560" in its title bar, this is a minor glitch and doesn't mean anything, it
is 1564 despite this.