Ah OK, thanks for confirming. I'm not in a hurry and it's not something I really need that much, so feel free to leave it in if it's more convenient for you.

(2024-08-26, 12:17 AM)BusterD Wrote: Ah OK, thanks for confirming. I'm not in a hurry and it's not something I really need that much, so feel free to leave it in if it's more convenient for you.

I think we have an easy fix for this! There is a fork of VSFilter that is still being updated called xy-VSFilter. After swapping out the DLL it loaded right up. Keep in mind though, none of the subtitle renderers for AVS seem to do full-color emoji, you just get the same color as the text. Latest release is available at link below, just copy the 2 DLLs from the zip into your sub2bd folder overwriting the old VSFilter.

https://github.com/pinterf/xy-VSFilter/releases

Also wondering if xy-VSFilter will fix that timing issue mentioned on the last page when subtitle lines are too close together. I don't think I ever determined if that was avs or avs2bdnxml issue. Will look into it coming up and maybe do a new release after BitPerfect 3.0 is done.

Hmm, thanks for the suggestion but I'm only getting 0 byte output files with those DLLs unfortunately...

(2024-08-26, 05:40 PM)BusterD Wrote: Hmm, thanks for the suggestion but I'm only getting 0 byte output files with those DLLs unfortunately...

I just tried and ran into same problem. Two things: it seems only the 32-bit version of avisynth is working with avs2bdnxml (I need to look into this further), so make sure you use the 32-bit xy-VSFilter DLLs from the x86 folder. I still had a problem after that with empty .sup, but installing the latest version of Avisynth+ fixed that (make sure you install both 32/64 bit versions).