Todd --

Curious if this fixed your problem. Though I'm running an AMD 475MHz
CPU and not a PIII, I get a similar message whenever I attempt to
jump playback forward in a file using the cursor (even when running
just a CD-quality stereo .wav file with one bus effect!).

I tried this registry update anyway, despite the difference in
processors, with no luck.

Just curious,
Carl

Peter Haller wrote:
>>The problem should have been fixed - if this is the same problem,
and
>>it sounds like it.
>>
>>In the mean time, try this:
>>
>>Copy the following text
>>
>>REGEDIT4
>>
>>[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Sonic Foundry\Vegas\1.0\Metrics\Kernel]
>>"1"=dword:00000004
>>
>>
>>into notepad and save the file as
>>
>>PIIIFIX.REG. Save it to a known location. Make sure Vegas is not
>>running, and then double click on this file. When prompted if you
>>want to merge this with your registry, answer yes or OK.
>>
>>Start Vegas and see if the problem has gone away.
>>
>>Peter
>>
>>
>>Todd Wilcox wrote:
>>>>Brief hardware rundown:
>>>>Pentium III 550, Digital Audio Labs CardDeluxe, 64MB RAM,
>>>>27 GB Western Dig. ATA-66 HDD.
>>>>I have the latest firmware and drivers for the CardDeluxe.
>>>>Here's the actual problem:
>>>>I started running 1.0 a while ago, and it has performed
>>>>beautifully with the CardDeluxe at 24-bit recording, mixing
>>>>and playback. Never had a problem with it. At that point, I
>>>>was running a Pentium 233.
>>>>I recently upgraded to the P III, and very shortly
>>>>thereafter heard that Vegas 1.0b was supposed to fix some
>>>>problems with PIIIs and 24-bit recording, so I snagged it
>>>>right away.
>>>>Problem is, now I'm getting errors I never got before. I
>>>>haven't detected a pattern, but they almost always force
>>>>closure of the program. Text from an example is below.
>>>>Thanks very much in advance for any help, and I must say
>>>>that I've worked briefly with Pro Tool and Cubase, and
>>>>extensively with Cakewalk, and Vegas Pro is the best at
>>>>what it does. (Well, Pro Tools IS pretty cool, but Vegas is
>>>>almost an order of magnitude cheaper and still kicks ass.)
>>>>Thanks again, keep up the good work!
>>>>
>>>>TOdd
>>>>
>>>>VEGAS caused an exception 10H in module VEGASK.DLL at
>>>>015f:0075bda7.
>>>>Registers:
>>>>EAX=00000000 CS=015f EIP=0075bda7 EFLGS=00010246
>>>>EBX=00aefbe0 SS=0167 ESP=00aefbc8 EBP=00000000
>>>>ECX=00aefc30 DS=0167 ESI=00911c1c FS=3277
>>>>EDX=00000018 ES=0167 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>dc 1d 30 67 76 00 df e0 f6 c4 01 74 17 d9 03 dc
>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>00766958 00000000 00b079d0 00aefc30 00000000 00000018
>>>>00000022 00000200 00000000 00000022 00000200 00000000
>>>>00493c70 00912020 00000000 00000000