8.0c exception error, project opens in 8.1

colinsato wrote on 8/14/2011, 6:23 PM
I've been working on a project in 8.0c in order to use cinescore in the timeline. After two days of work, it suddenly threw an exception error. Now the project won't open at all in 8.0 (it stalls at 30%) but opens OK in 8.1. Working with files from a Sony CX-160 so I'm assuming AVCHD. Not sure what happened, but I'd love to get back to work on it since I'm pretty close to finishing up! Any suggestions?

Aloha,
Colin

Comments

Former user wrote on 8/14/2011, 6:50 PM
Did you accidentally open it in 8.1 before finishing it?

I don't think 8.1 projects are backwards compatible with 8.

Dave T2
colinsato wrote on 8/14/2011, 6:55 PM
Definitely not. It just crashed on it's one, when minimized. I did look closer to the .bak file opened in 8.1 and all is not well. Some of the files are missing any audio so continuing in there is not an option. I just uninstalled 8.0c and reinstalled it and I still have issues. I did manage to copy the error this time:

Sony Vegas Pro 8.0
Version 8.0c (Build 260)
Exception 0xC0000094 (integer divide by zero) IP:0x33A77A29
In Module 'mcmp4plug.dll' at Address 0x339A0000 + 0xD7A29
Thread: ProgMan ID=0x1528 Stack=0x6D9E000-0x6DA0000
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0023 EIP=33a77a29 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=0e127724 SS=002b ESP=06d9ec84 EBP=0e127648
ECX=00000000 DS=002b ESI=00000002 FS=0053
EDX=00000000 ES=002b EDI=00000000 GS=002b
Bytes at CS:EIP:
33A77A29: F7 F1 8B 44 24 0C F7 F1 ...D: 8B C2 33 D2 4F 79 4E EB ..3.OyN.
Stack Dump:
06D9EC84: 00000000
06D9EC88: 0E127724 0DF40000 + 1E7724
06D9EC8C: 339B2CA5 339A0000 + 12CA5 (mcmp4plug.dll)
06D9EC90: 00000002
06D9EC94: 00000000
06D9EC98: 00000000
06D9EC9C: 00000000
06D9ECA0: 0E127720 0DF40000 + 1E7720
06D9ECA4: 0E127724 0DF40000 + 1E7724
06D9ECA8: 00000000
06D9ECAC: 00000000
06D9ECB0: 0E127648 0DF40000 + 1E7648
06D9ECB4: 00000000
06D9ECB8: 0E127678 0DF40000 + 1E7678
06D9ECBC: 00000000
06D9ECC0: 00000000
> 06D9ECDC: 7743F8C1 77420000 + 1F8C1 (ntdll.dll)
> 06D9ECE0: 76780A91 76770000 + 10A91 (KERNELBASE.dll)
> 06D9ECEC: 76780AC4 76770000 + 10AC4 (KERNELBASE.dll)
> 06D9ED3C: 767A6590 76770000 + 36590 (KERNELBASE.dll)
> 06D9ED48: 76780AC4 76770000 + 10AC4 (KERNELBASE.dll)
> 06D9ED4C: 74FF1194 74FE0000 + 11194 (kernel32.dll)
> 06D9ED58: 339B36F4 339A0000 + 136F4 (mcmp4plug.dll)
> 06D9ED94: 339B28DA 339A0000 + 128DA (mcmp4plug.dll)
> 06D9EDCC: 007A8EA0 00400000 + 3A8EA0 (vegas80.exe)
06D9EDD0: 00000000
06D9EDD4: 003B0000 003B0000 + 0
06D9EDD8: 00000922
06D9EDDC: 03000033 01C20000 + 13E0033
> 06D9EE2C: 61766331 616B0000 + B6331 (atiumdag.dll)
> 06D9EE38: 00480000 00400000 + 80000 (vegas80.exe)
> 06D9EE3C: 00480000 00400000 + 80000 (vegas80.exe)
06D9EE40: 00000000
06D9EE44: 40480000
06D9EE48: 000001F5
06D9EE4C: 00000025
> 06D9EEB4: 0055005C 00400000 + 15005C (vegas80.exe)
> 06D9EEB8: 00650073 00400000 + 250073 (vegas80.exe)
> 06D9EEBC: 00730072 00400000 + 330072 (vegas80.exe)
- - -
06D9FFF0: 00000000
06D9FFF4: 00527950 00400000 + 127950 (vegas80.exe)
06D9FFF8: 00AE7AB0 00400000 + 6E7AB0 (vegas80.exe)
06D9FFFC: 00000000
colinsato wrote on 8/14/2011, 7:30 PM
I should add, now there have been attempts to open it in 8.1. Fortunately, I did manage to render the first half of this (with music added) to a high def WMV file. I guess I could always reload this into a new project, add lower thirds and titles and call it a day. Ass-backwards way if 'forcing' you to finish and stop 'tinkering' with a project...

Edited to add:
I fixed it! It seems that two files added were some kind of 'poison' H.264 codec that was causing my problems. I deleted the two files from the media folder, and when it tried to find it, I told Vegas to 'ignore missing files' I guess I'm back up and can feel free to tinker with part 1....
Steve Mann wrote on 8/14/2011, 7:37 PM
"'poison' H.264 codec"
Where did you get the bad Codec - just to warn others.

AVCHD was still in the engineering labs when Version 8 came out. Version 10 has improved how it handles AVCHD.

By the way - everything after the line:
Exception 0xC0000094 (integer divide by zero) IP:0x33A77A29
is useless outside of the programer's lab.

However, I haven't seen a divide by zero error in years. I would bet on the video device driver

But Version 8 of Vegas never did well with AVCHD.