Kariudo wrote:and pressing F2 in virtualdub is hardly difficult
reloading the script and being able to flip quickly between two versions of a script are different things.
The point here is that when AvsP does its job, it's helpful.
I agree with him. I used it a few times and I never had any kind of trouble, or crashes. I didn't really make any HEAVY scripts from what I recall, but it still worked just fine. I don't see any reason behind of why should AVSP work differently from Avisynth itself (but NOTE, I didn't make it so I can't tell) since it's just using a GUI between both of them.
Thing is we don't know yet if the user fixed his problem with AvsP. I believe it shouldn't be about the fact that is sucks or not, if he wants to use it, that's it
I suggest re-downloading AvsP and trying again with the new "installation" (it doesn't really install, but maybe somehow there's a file missing). What's the text flashing thing?