The vfr class (understandably) does not like timecode lists with only
one element, so the current default script breaks when opening images.
So to not bloat the default script too much we just ignore
__aegi_timecodes in the provider in these cases.
This reverts commit c487dd2bdb.
Revert the commit that
partially reverted fffb138b81 ...
It turns out that this very much did break IME input, so reverting
this for now. This does make Aegisub use private symbols in wx again,
but the CI builds build wx from the wrap now. Still, this is why
this is on the workarounds branch. If this breaks for too many
people this could either go behind a meson option or be fixed in
some better magical way that I have yet to find.
Fixesarch1t3cht/Aegisub#90Fixesarch1t3cht/Aegisub#91
This happens via VapourSynth's message logger.
Also add wrapper functions for this to aegisub_vs.py and add progress
updates everywhere - both to improve UX and to help with debugging for
when scripts get stuck somewhere.
On Windows, plugins are shipped with Aegisub now and loaded from
aegisub_vs.py, so user plugins installed out of Aegisub are more
likely to just interfere with that (like when the user has an
old version of libvslsmashsource installed).
So this option defaults to off on Windows, but to on everywhere else
since VS plugins aren't shipped with Aegisub there.
Note that this option only disables autoloading of user plugins.
VapourSynth loads system plugins no matter what.
- Fix selection not aborting when the preferred provider returns null
- Fix the default video provider being "ffmpegsource" (lowercase)
instead of "FFmpegSource", which would trip up provider selection
- More generally, make sure the preferred video provider actually exists
and fall back to the default (FFmpegSource) if not.
Fixesarch1t3cht/Aegisub#23 .
Fixesarch1t3cht/Aegisub#61 .
Fixesarch1t3cht/Aegisub#83 .
Ubuntu doesn't have ffmpeg 6.0 yet, but we want to bundle ffms2 master
since the distro version still has seeking issues. Compiling the ffmpeg
wrap needs nasm.
Also bump libdav1d and turn the wrap patches into diffs. This requires
bumping the minimum meson version to 0.63, but meson 1.0 is available
pretty much everywhere now so this should be fine.
