Bug ?

Clyde200 wrote on 2/28/2003, 9:37 AM

I've been trying to create an audio DVD and add pictures (jpgs) to each cut. I have a folder full (around 300) of jpgs. Whenever I select the folder in the media pool and then try to scroll the list to the right... poof DVDA quits. No warnings no errors... it is just gone. Can anyone repro this ?

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SonicBorr wrote on 2/28/2003, 1:03 PM

I just tried this and can't repro. Can you answer some questions for me please?
1) Do you have auto preview on? If so, does the same thing happen if you turn it off?
2) Now with Auto Preview on....If you just click one of the jpg files, does it show up in the preview window?
3) If it doesn't, does the preview window say "Generating Preview..." before it shuts down? (might be hard to see)
4) Try dragging the jpg from windows explorer to DVDA instead of using the internal browser. Does that work?

I want to try to determine if it's the file that's not being read properly (most likely), or if it's some user interface bug with the media explorer. Does the same thing happen in Vegas?

Thanks

Clyde200 wrote on 2/28/2003, 3:17 PM

1) Do you have auto preview on?
No

If so, does the same thing happen if you turn it off?
Yes (either way... same thing)

2) Now with Auto Preview on....If you just click one of the jpg files, does it show up in the preview window?
Yes ... until I try and scroll the window

3) If it doesn't, does the preview window say "Generating Preview..." before it shuts down? (might be hard to see)
No

4) Try dragging the jpg from windows explorer to DVDA instead of using the internal browser. Does that work?
Yes

This same folder does not cause any problems in Photoshp or in any other prog. Just V4 and DVDA.

well I just tried V3 and ... same thing except I got this :

Sonic Foundry Vegas Video 3.0
Version 3.0c (Build 138)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x0 IP:0x1146090
In Module 'vegas30k.dll' at Address 0x1000000 + 0x146090
Thread: GUI ID=0x144 Stack=0x12A000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=00000032 CS=001b EIP=01146090 EFLGS=00010212
EBX=00000000 SS=0023 ESP=0012a59c EBP=77d4702f
ECX=00000000 DS=0023 ESI=0019018c FS=0038
EDX=02deb280 ES=0023 EDI=0012a5f0 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
01146090: 8B 01 A9 00 00 08 00 75 .......u
01146098: 05 BB 01 00 00 00 A9 00 ........
Stack Dump:
0012A59C: 0012A620 00030000 + FA620
0012A5A0: 019B5298 019A0000 + 15298
0012A5A4: 0017018E 00140000 + 3018E
0012A5A8: 0012B5EC 00030000 + FB5EC
0012A5AC: 00000000
0012A5B0: 00000000
0012A5B4: 00A50174 00A30000 + 20174 (sfs4rw.DLL)
0012A5B8: 001401A0 00140000 + 1A0
0012A5BC: 001401C8 00140000 + 1C8
0012A5C0: 0012A5E0 00030000 + FA5E0
0012A5C4: 77D47076 77D40000 + 7076 (USER32.dll)
0012A5C8: 003077F8
0012A5CC: 019BB678 019A0000 + 1B678
0012A5D0: 00000412
0012A5D4: 0017018E 00140000 + 3018E
0012A5D8: 00000000
> 0012A5F0: 01052D4B 01000000 + 52D4B (vegas30k.dll)
0012A5F4: 019B5298 019A0000 + 15298
0012A5F8: 019B5298 019A0000 + 15298
0012A5FC: 0000004E
0012A600: 0017018E 00140000 + 3018E
> 0012A620: 0113128F 01000000 + 13128F (vegas30k.dll)
0012A624: 019B5298 019A0000 + 15298
0012A628: 00000001
0012A62C: 0000004E
0012A630: 019B5298 019A0000 + 15298
> 0012A638: 77D43FED 77D40000 + 3FED (USER32.dll)
> 0012A640: 00320038 00320000 + 38 (sfscsi.dll)
0012A644: 00340030 00340000 + 30
0012A648: 0031002D 00310000 + 2D
0012A64C: 00300037 002C0000 + 40037
0012A650: 00350038 00350000 + 38
> 0012A66C: 00320034 00320000 + 34 (sfscsi.dll)
0012A670: 00380039 00380000 + 39
0012A674: 0031002D 00310000 + 2D
0012A678: 00300030 002C0000 + 40030
0012A67C: 00000034
> 0012A688: 77D43C3F 77D40000 + 3C3F (USER32.dll)
> 0012A690: 77D43B42 77D40000 + 3B42 (USER32.dll)
> 0012A694: 77D444DE 77D40000 + 44DE (USER32.dll)
> 0012A698: 77D458E9 77D40000 + 58E9 (USER32.dll)
> 0012A69C: 00500276 00400000 + 100276 (vegas30.exe)
- - -
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 0061037A 00400000 + 21037A (vegas30.exe)
0012FFFC: 00000000

Clyde200 wrote on 3/3/2003, 10:53 AM

OK. I've fooled around with this over the weekend. Here is what I found... if I use the scroll wheel on the mouse - NO problem. But if I click on the 'thumber' (in the window) to scroll the window ... poof. A clue ?