Avisynth 2.5 beta Unrecognized exception on segmented avi

[symonjfox]

Hi everybody. I recently switched to AVS 2.5 from my 2.07.
I captured from my TV board a segmented avi, then I build my AVS script

In 2.06/07, when I open a Segmented avi source, I must DELETE the last (fake) AVI file, right? I always did it and it always worked well.
So I did also with 2.5 beta, I deleted the last AVI file, but when opening the AVS file, 9 on 10 times, it displays this error: Unrecognized exception.

here is the script (very simple).

SegmentedAviSource("E:\video.avi")
Trim(460,94464)
Letterbox(8,16,8,8)

I thought this bug has been fixed since 2.07, instead it appends.
The matter is that I can't perform any XX pass VBR (both DivX and MPEG2) because the first time works right, then the other passes comes the error message.

[symonjfox]

I discovered that if I keep the last fake file, the error message is shown once every 9 times.

Don't any developer really care about this problem?

It's very important for me because I usually capture from VHS tapes in HFFYUV so the final files are very very big.

[Richard Berg]

What are the names of the files you're trying to open? What do you mean by the last one being "fake"?

[symonjfox]

You know ... when you capture using MULTISEGMENT CAPTURE in Virtual Dub, you set the max size of a segment (1.9 GB).

Suppose I record 5 GB, then it should be 3 files, but VDub saves 4 files. If you open the Video.00.avi .01.avi and .02.avi they are playable. The .03.avi is only 12 KB long and it's unplayable, it's just made for Virtual Dub but I don't know why.

So, in Avisynth 2.06 and 2.07 I had to DELETE this 12 KB file, else the program give me an Error Message

In Avisynth 2.5 if I delete it I get the error messages (9 on 10 times I try to open the AVS).
If I DON'T delete anything, the error message is only displayed 1 on 10 times.

SegmentedAviSource("E:\video.avi")
Trim(460,94464)
Letterbox(8,16,8,8)

Never mind if I add or remove any filter or just change the order, the error message still come!

I hope you understand.