I am using Aegisub for arranging subtitles on my video files. Recently, when I tried to open it, I received an error stating:"ffmpegsource factory: FFmpegSource video provider: Couldn't find any video tracks: No suitable, indexed track found avisynth factory: AviSynth error: FFVideoSource: No video track found ".
I could not open my video. I tried to download the video files again and play it in Aegisub but it is still not working.
The files can be played in 001 alone, but to the rest such as 002, 003, 004, 005 etc. it is still not working.
Even if I convert it to .MP4, .AVI or .FLV, it still cannot be played.
I attached the picture of the error. I hope someone can help me resolve this problem.
Aegisub Error
DirectSoundPlayer2thread: Could not lock buffer for filling
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momford
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#121394
Video files Not Playing in Aegisub
Here’s the statement on aegisub website.
The mantra is: Aegisub isn’t a media player; if you want a media player use a media player.
So, it will be better if you play the video using application that really designed for media playing such as VLC or Klite mega Codec
Download link for VLC
Download link for KMC
For the file with .001, .002, .003 extension you will need hjsplit to join those file.
Download link for hjsplit portable
Open hjsplit and then click join
Then you click input file and then choose file with .001 extension
Now, choose your destination folder or leave it as is
Then click start
Important note: your file with.001, .002, .003 and so on must be in the same folder
Hope it will help you
Video files Not Playing in Aegisub
The workaround to that problem will involve forcing the Aegisub application to use a software OpenGL implementation instead of the that has been obtained from the supplier of your graphics card driver.
But before you do that, I will suggest that first you try updating the graphics card driver that you are using.
You will need to get the latest driver directly from the maker of your graphics chip, and they are majorly NVIDIA, ATI/AMD or Intel.
If otherwise, then you will need to look at the support site for your computer vendor to see if you can get the drivers from there.
The procedure for installing using OpenGL will be as follows:
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First you will need to Download MesaGL 7.4.2 for Windows.
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And then you will need to unpack the driver
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And then run the aegisub32.exe file.
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Aegisub will then use software rendering for the video display, which may be a bit slow but it will work in all cases.
Clair Charles
