Fatal Exception Error

Broham wrote on 1/26/2007, 5:16 PM

A vegas project I have keeps crashing vegas when I attempt to open it. The project was created in a previous version of vegas, however, I am not sure which one (5 or 6).

ERROR:

System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlTypeException: SqlDateTime overflow. Must be between 1/1/1753 12:00:00 AM and 12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM.
at System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlDateTime.FromTimeSpan(TimeSpan value)
at System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlDateTime.FromDateTime(DateTime value)
at System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlDateTime..ctor(DateTime value)
at System.Data.SqlClient.MetaType.FromDateTime(DateTime dateTime, Byte cb)
at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.WriteValue(Object value, MetaType type, Int32 actualLength, Int32 encodingByteSize, Int32 offset, TdsParserStateObject stateObj)
at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.TdsExecuteRPC(_SqlRPC[] rpcArray, Int32 timeout, Boolean inSchema, SqlNotificationRequest notificationRequest, TdsParserStateObject stateObj)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReaderTds(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, Boolean async)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method, DbAsyncResult result)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteScalar()
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.DataAccess.SqlServerDataAccessMgr.Insert(Object obj)
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.DataAccess.UnitOfWork.PerformDataAccessMgrWorkForCommit(UnitOfWorkCommitFeedback feedbackDelegate, Int32 commitAttempt)
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.DataAccess.UnitOfWork.Commit(UnitOfWorkCommitFeedback feedbackDelegate)
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.DataAccess.UnitOfWork.Commit()
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.RelationWorker.FindOrCreateItem(String name, String filePath, String originalFilePath, TagTreeNode tagTreeRootNode, MediaLibraryChanges& changes)
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.RelationWorker.CreateRelation(RelationType type, String sources, String targetName, MediaLibraryChanges& changes)
at Sony.MediaSoftware.MediaMgr.RelationWorker.DoWork(Boolean cancelRequested, Object genericArg)
at Sony.MediaSoftware.Kernel.Threading.WorkerBase.DoWorkWrapper(Object genericArg)

Comments

BrizDad wrote on 1/29/2007, 4:19 AM

I work with Chris and witnessed the crash issue.

Now at home, I am experiencing a similar thing. The only thing I can think of is that we both just upgraded to 7d.

Here is my error:

Sony Vegas 7.0
Version 7.0d (Build 192)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x1 IP:0x7C92AE22
In Module 'ntdll.dll' at Address 0x7C900000 + 0x2AE22
Thread: GUI ID=0xDCC Stack=0x128000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=a5d4c001 CS=001b EIP=7c92ae22 EFLGS=00210203
EBX=00000000 SS=0023 ESP=00128e78 EBP=00128f34
ECX=00000001 DS=0023 ESI=07ac3198 FS=003b
EDX=003c0608 ES=0023 EDI=003c0000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
7C92AE22: 8B 11 3B 50 04 0F 85 93 ..;P....
7C92AE2A: D1 FF FF 3B D6 0F 85 8B ...;....
Stack Dump:
00128E78: 00000001
00128E7C: 07AC31B8 07A60000 + 631B8
00128E80: 7C834CB9 7C800000 + 34CB9 (kernel32.dll)
00128E84: 00000000
00128E88: 025F4D80 02420000 + 1D4D80
00128E8C: 0462A218 04450000 + 1DA218
00128E90: 0AFA5F60 0AF10000 + 95F60
00128E94: 00140178 00140000 + 178
00128E98: 00000000
00128E9C: 0AFA5F68 0AF10000 + 95F68
00128EA0: 0462A220 04450000 + 1DA220
00128EA4: 00000000
00128EA8: 00000000
00128EAC: 00140178 00140000 + 178
00128EB0: 003C0000 003C0000 + 0
00128EB4: 0AFD2118 0AF10000 + C2118
> 00128ED0: 78134F00 78130000 + 4F00 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 00128EE0: 7C919513 7C900000 + 19513 (ntdll.dll)
> 00128EE4: 7C919551 7C900000 + 19551 (ntdll.dll)
> 00128EF0: 7C834CB9 7C800000 + 34CB9 (kernel32.dll)
> 00128F14: 01014D78 00400000 + C14D78 (vegas70.exe)
> 00128F18: 7C8830E0 7C800000 + 830E0 (kernel32.dll)
00128F1C: 00128E78 00030000 + F8E78
00128F20: 00128A9C 00030000 + F8A9C
00128F24: 00128F70 00030000 + F8F70
> 00128F28: 7C90EE18 7C900000 + EE18 (ntdll.dll)
> 00128F2C: 7C910570 7C900000 + 10570 (ntdll.dll)
> 00128F38: 78134C3B 78130000 + 4C3B (MSVCR80.dll)
> 00128F54: 7C834CB9 7C800000 + 34CB9 (kernel32.dll)
> 00128F74: 78138B79 78130000 + 8B79 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 00128F84: 34144B2E 34130000 + 14B2E (mp3plug2.dll)
> 00128F90: 341478D2 34130000 + 178D2 (mp3plug2.dll)
> 00128FA8: 3413468A 34130000 + 468A (mp3plug2.dll)
> 00128FE4: 00770020 00400000 + 370020 (vegas70.exe)
00128FE8: 00129238 00030000 + F9238
00128FEC: 00129178 00030000 + F9178
00128FF0: 001291B8 00030000 + F91B8
00128FF4: 00129138 00030000 + F9138
> 00129020: 00530020 00400000 + 130020 (vegas70.exe)
> 00129024: 00530041 00400000 + 130041 (vegas70.exe)
> 00129028: 004F0053 00400000 + F0053 (vegas70.exe)
> 0012902C: 004E004F 00400000 + E004F (vegas70.exe)
- - -
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 009302DB 00400000 + 5302DB (vegas70.exe)
0012FFFC: 00000000

BrizDad wrote on 1/29/2007, 8:19 AM

This seems important to me... is anyone looking into it?

BrizDad wrote on 1/29/2007, 8:33 AM

Just received it again when attempting to bring an MP3 into the timeline:

Sony Vegas 7.0
Version 7.0d (Build 192)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x0 IP:0x3984C6BC
In Module 'vegas70k.dll' at Address 0x396A0000 + 0x1AC6BC
Thread: GUI ID=0xF88 Stack=0x129000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=001b EIP=3984c6bc EFLGS=00210246
EBX=07aebc60 SS=0023 ESP=00129e50 EBP=07b59060
ECX=07ad19a0 DS=0023 ESI=00000000 FS=003b
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
3984C6BC: 8B 3C 82 74 0D 8B 47 28 .<.t..G(
3984C6C4: 89 06 C7 44 24 18 01 00 ...D..
Stack Dump:
00129E50: 07B59060 07A70000 + E9060
00129E54: 07AEBC60 07A70000 + 7BC60
00129E58: 000205BC 00020000 + 5BC
00129E5C: 00000000
00129E60: 0002056A 00020000 + 56A
00129E64: 047CF530 04450000 + 37F530
00129E68: 00000000
00129E6C: 00000000
00129E70: 00000000
00129E74: 00000000
00129E78: 00000000
00129E7C: 00000000
00129E80: 00000000
00129E84: 00000000
00129E88: 00000000
00129E8C: 00000000
> 0012A0F8: 7C910570 7C900000 + 10570 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012A100: 7C91056D 7C900000 + 1056D (ntdll.dll)
> 0012A104: 7C911962 7C900000 + 11962 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012A108: 7C911993 7C900000 + 11993 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012A10C: 7C97C080 7C900000 + 7C080 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012A110: 7C919551 7C900000 + 19551 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012A12C: 781422F6 78130000 + 122F6 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 0012A138: 7814C498 78130000 + 1C498 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 0012A144: 781422F6 78130000 + 122F6 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 0012A15C: 7813EF05 78130000 + EF05 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 0012A168: 7813F766 78130000 + F766 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 0012A174: 3994DA6A 396A0000 + 2ADA6A (vegas70k.dll)
> 0012A178: 7813F807 78130000 + F807 (MSVCR80.dll)
> 0012A184: 34152751 34130000 + 22751 (mp3plug2.dll)
> 0012A1F8: 00740065 00400000 + 340065 (vegas70.exe)
0012A1FC: 00000000
0012A200: 00000000
0012A204: 00000000
0012A208: 00000000
> 0012A20C: 02020E0A 01FA0000 + 80E0A (vfplugs.dll)
0012A210: 00000000
0012A214: 00142F68 00140000 + 2F68
> 0012A218: 02020E51 01FA0000 + 80E51 (vfplugs.dll)
0012A21C: 0000000D
0012A220: 3465006D
0012A224: 30303134
> 0012A228: 02020E51 01FA0000 + 80E51 (vfplugs.dll)
> 0012A22C: 02020E0A 01FA0000 + 80E0A (vfplugs.dll)
0012A230: 00000000
0012A234: 0012A340 00030000 + FA340
0012A238: 0012A260 00030000 + FA260
> 0012A23C: 7C80A9B6 7C800000 + A9B6 (kernel32.dll)
> 0012A264: 00529FBA 00400000 + 129FBA (vegas70.exe)
- - -
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 009302DB 00400000 + 5302DB (vegas70.exe)
0012FFFC: 00000000

ScottW wrote on 1/29/2007, 8:53 AM

Just so you know, that simply posting these here does not mean that Sony engineering is aware or even looking at the problem. You should formally escalate issues like this via the support link at the top of the page.

--Scott

BrizDad wrote on 1/29/2007, 1:21 PM

Tnanks for the notice Scott.
gw

xberk wrote on 1/30/2007, 2:49 PM

I'vd had the same problem with mp3's downloaded from the internet.
Not all mp3's are created equal. Since my mp3's played in lots of other software,
I was able to convert the files to wav ( either with Vegas or other software) and then the wav files worked with Vegas 7.0d --
What was weird is that the mp3's that crashed Vegas on opening the veg file, could be loaded in a clean instance of Vegas and then rendered out to wav or whatever.
So far all the mp3's I've had a problem with were downloaded from small websites of vanity type music from bands, singers, musicians trying to get exposure.
Weird.