I am using DVDA 1.0a on a Novell network and receive a crashing error (see text below) whenever I start up the program while logged onto the network. I'm on WinXP Pro. I get my Internet access through a proxy on the network, so it's very helpful to be logged in.
If I just log into the workstation without logging into the Novell network, DVDA works fine.
I'm using an HP DVD200i with 1.51 firmware. Machine is an Athlon XP 1700 with 512MB.
Does anyone have any clue about what could cause this? The only difference that DVDA should detect is that I suddenly have multiple network drives available. In fact, I believe all drive letters are used when logged into the Novell network.
The full error text is shown below. The error is for the DVDA demo because I kept on trying to reinstall DVDA in an attempt to troubleshoot the problem. I didn't want to "use up" my serial number via multiple and repeated registrations. The error still occurred when I used a fully registered version.
The same problem occurs with DVDA 1.0, so the 1.0a update didn't suddenly cause this problem.
Any clues or hints would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Bill
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Sonic Foundry DVD Architect DEMO
Version 1.0a (Build 184)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x2 IP:0x3420EF
In Module 'sfspti.dll' at Address 0x340000 + 0x20EF
Thread: Main ID=0x8E4 Stack=0x127000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=001b EIP=003420ef EFLGS=00010246
EBX=00000010 SS=0023 ESP=00127994 EBP=77d4e7de
ECX=0034453c DS=0023 ESI=00127aef FS=0038
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=77e74672 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
003420EF: 8A 48 02 80 E1 1F 80 C9 .H......
003420F7: 20 88 48 02 8A 16 FE CA .H.....
Stack Dump:
00127994: 00346254 00340000 + 6254 (sfspti.dll)
00127998: 77D4E7DE 77D40000 + E7DE (USER32.dll)
0012799C: 00000010
001279A0: 00346254 00340000 + 6254 (sfspti.dll)
001279A4: FFFFFFFF
001279A8: 00000000
001279AC: FFFFFFFF
001279B0: FFFFFFFF
001279B4: 7665445C 76620000 + 3445C (cscui.dll)
001279B8: 5C656369
001279BC: 5774654E
001279C0: 52657261
001279C4: 72696465
001279C8: 6F746365
001279CC: 48535C72
001279D0: 44495245
> 001279F0: 0053434F 00400000 + 13434F (dvdarch.exe)
001279F4: 00000000
001279F8: 00000000
001279FC: 00000000
00127A00: 00000000
> 00127AC0: 003A4700 00360000 + 44700 (sfcdx.dll)
00127AC4: 48003A52
00127AC8: 3A53003A
00127ACC: 6F6C4700
> 00127AD0: 006C6162 00690000 + 36162 (sfdvd.dll)
00127AD4: 54003A49
00127AD8: 3A4A003A
> 00127ADC: 003A4B00 00360000 + 44B00 (sfcdx.dll)
- - -
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 0054DEAE 00400000 + 14DEAE (dvdarch.exe)
0012FFFC: 00000000
If I just log into the workstation without logging into the Novell network, DVDA works fine.
I'm using an HP DVD200i with 1.51 firmware. Machine is an Athlon XP 1700 with 512MB.
Does anyone have any clue about what could cause this? The only difference that DVDA should detect is that I suddenly have multiple network drives available. In fact, I believe all drive letters are used when logged into the Novell network.
The full error text is shown below. The error is for the DVDA demo because I kept on trying to reinstall DVDA in an attempt to troubleshoot the problem. I didn't want to "use up" my serial number via multiple and repeated registrations. The error still occurred when I used a fully registered version.
The same problem occurs with DVDA 1.0, so the 1.0a update didn't suddenly cause this problem.
Any clues or hints would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Bill
========
Sonic Foundry DVD Architect DEMO
Version 1.0a (Build 184)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x2 IP:0x3420EF
In Module 'sfspti.dll' at Address 0x340000 + 0x20EF
Thread: Main ID=0x8E4 Stack=0x127000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=001b EIP=003420ef EFLGS=00010246
EBX=00000010 SS=0023 ESP=00127994 EBP=77d4e7de
ECX=0034453c DS=0023 ESI=00127aef FS=0038
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=77e74672 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
003420EF: 8A 48 02 80 E1 1F 80 C9 .H......
003420F7: 20 88 48 02 8A 16 FE CA .H.....
Stack Dump:
00127994: 00346254 00340000 + 6254 (sfspti.dll)
00127998: 77D4E7DE 77D40000 + E7DE (USER32.dll)
0012799C: 00000010
001279A0: 00346254 00340000 + 6254 (sfspti.dll)
001279A4: FFFFFFFF
001279A8: 00000000
001279AC: FFFFFFFF
001279B0: FFFFFFFF
001279B4: 7665445C 76620000 + 3445C (cscui.dll)
001279B8: 5C656369
001279BC: 5774654E
001279C0: 52657261
001279C4: 72696465
001279C8: 6F746365
001279CC: 48535C72
001279D0: 44495245
> 001279F0: 0053434F 00400000 + 13434F (dvdarch.exe)
001279F4: 00000000
001279F8: 00000000
001279FC: 00000000
00127A00: 00000000
> 00127AC0: 003A4700 00360000 + 44700 (sfcdx.dll)
00127AC4: 48003A52
00127AC8: 3A53003A
00127ACC: 6F6C4700
> 00127AD0: 006C6162 00690000 + 36162 (sfdvd.dll)
00127AD4: 54003A49
00127AD8: 3A4A003A
> 00127ADC: 003A4B00 00360000 + 44B00 (sfcdx.dll)
- - -
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 0054DEAE 00400000 + 14DEAE (dvdarch.exe)
0012FFFC: 00000000