Gettings errors rendering to avi

jonasmckee wrote on 7/12/2002, 8:58 PM

Per a previous post I have updated to the latest in VV and Forge 6 and still cant render to avi for DV tape

Here is my error message
Thanks

Sonic Foundry Vegas Video 3.0
Version 3.0c (Build 138)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x1FA1AD78 IP:0x5F9703EB
In Module 'aviplug.dll' at Address 0x5F930000 + 0x403EB
Thread: ProgMan ID=0x4F8 Stack=0x1EEF000-0x1EF0000
Registers:
EAX=ffffffff CS=001b EIP=5f9703eb EFLGS=00010202
EBX=00007fff SS=0023 ESP=01eef6b4 EBP=01eef708
ECX=07e86b60 DS=0023 ESI=07e8ca80 FS=0038
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=07e8b9c0 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
5F9703EB: 8B 44 8A F8 83 E9 01 74 .D.....t
5F9703F3: 04 3B D8 74 F3 89 4D F0 .;.t..M.
Stack Dump:
01EEF6B4: 07E70700 07E70000 + 700
01EEF6B8: 07EF1958 07EF0000 + 1958
01EEF6BC: 07E70000 07E70000 + 0
01EEF6C0: 00000228
01EEF6C4: 00000237
01EEF6C8: 000001AD
01EEF6CC: 00000227
01EEF6D0: 00000229
01EEF6D4: 07E83C00 07E80000 + 3C00
01EEF6D8: 07E8C940 07E80000 + C940
01EEF6DC: FFFFFFFF
01EEF6E0: 07E8CBFC 07E80000 + CBFC
01EEF6E4: 07E8B9A8 07E80000 + B9A8
01EEF6E8: 07E8CBC0 07E80000 + CBC0
01EEF6EC: FA063D00
01EEF6F0: 07E8B9BC 07E80000 + B9BC
> 01EEF70C: 5F960E45 5F930000 + 30E45 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF774: 5F9D6460 5F930000 + A6460 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF794: 5F953CE4 5F930000 + 23CE4 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF7A0: 00670048 00400000 + 270048 (vegas30.exe)
01EEF7A4: FFFFF4C0
01EEF7A8: 03276490 03230000 + 46490
01EEF7AC: 00000000
01EEF7B0: 01EEF82C 01DF0000 + FF82C
> 01EEF7B8: 5F954DE2 5F930000 + 24DE2 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF7F4: 5F954CA3 5F930000 + 24CA3 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF810: 6A8F17F8 6A8F0000 + 17F8 (MSVFW32.dll)
> 01EEF830: 6A8F4EA4 6A8F0000 + 4EA4 (MSVFW32.dll)
> 01EEF834: 6A90A5B0 6A8F0000 + 1A5B0 (MSVFW32.dll)
> 01EEF878: 5F938A15 5F930000 + 8A15 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF87C: 6A90A5B0 6A8F0000 + 1A5B0 (MSVFW32.dll)
> 01EEF8E8: 5F93B235 5F930000 + B235 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF960: 5F93BFB6 5F930000 + BFB6 (aviplug.dll)
> 01EEF9C0: 00538D7F 00400000 + 138D7F (vegas30.exe)
01EEF9C4: 00000000
01EEF9C8: 03292668 03230000 + 62668
01EEF9CC: 00000000
01EEF9D0: 032762E0 03230000 + 462E0
> 01EEF9E8: 005F005C 00400000 + 1F005C (vegas30.exe)
> 01EEF9EC: 0044005F 00400000 + 4005F (vegas30.exe)
> 01EEF9F0: 00670069 00400000 + 270069 (vegas30.exe)
> 01EEF9F4: 00560020 00400000 + 160020 (vegas30.exe)
- - -
01EEFFF0: 00000000
01EEFFF4: 004E9EC0 00400000 + E9EC0 (vegas30.exe)
01EEFFF8: 006592E0 00400000 + 2592E0 (vegas30.exe)
01EEFFFC: 00000000

Comments

chewbonkay wrote on 8/13/2002, 6:59 AM

I have used Vegas for sometime and am now experiencing this problem. I have recently upgraded my machine to a clean install of WinXP, downloaded all updates, and latest version of all SF software.

I thought the problem was a corrupt source file as 2 renders generated the error at what appears to be the exact same point (about 4:32 into the file). I rendered from that point to the end of the file (ie. from 4:32 - 34:00) and the file rendered fine.

BUT - this morning I tried to render the whole project again and within moments I got the aviplug.dll error - well before 4:32. In fact, Media player can't even open the file (whereas it could before). SF Please help! I can't afford to loose gobs of time to this.

SonyEPM wrote on 8/13/2002, 10:08 AM

hmmm...

Do you have a Radeon card with the new catalyst drivers by chance? If so, you need to go back to the earlier drivers (ATI issue). If not...

please email your problem project (.veg) to drdropout@sonicfoundry.com, and provide your system specs and EXACT render settings. We'll do our best to sort this out quickly.

chewbonkay wrote on 8/13/2002, 10:37 AM

Thanks for the quick response. I will have to check on video but I don't believe it is a Radeon as my video is on-board. I'm running a P4 1.8 with Intel board but I'll have to check model.

As a note - I re-trimmed every event and put all clips on a new track. I rendered - video only - and had no problems. I then stared a fresh project and begin an advanced capture. 28 minutes in, I had a total of 9 dropped frames (which I never had a problem with before, but I can live with it). I left the room came back and somewhere between minute 28 and 35 the project halted due to an error. I checked the details and again it was the aviplug.dll.

Unfortunately I can perform no more tests as I will be away from that machine until this evening. I will keep posting.

Thanks - Mike

chewbonkay wrote on 8/14/2002, 7:26 AM

SonicEPM,

Here are the results of my latest tests. First, I am on an Intel D845GRG motherboard and using the onboard video, P4 1.8 with 512MB RAM, 30GB primary and 80GB video only drive (both 7200rpm). Last night, I downloaded the latest video driver (dated 8/1/02). As for audio, I am using Soundblaster Live but the Intel board does have onboard audio and installed Soundmax(?).

In a completely new project, I performed a 60 minute capture without error. I began another 60 minute capture. After 4 minutes WinXP shut itself down with an error. I rebooted and began the capture again. This time without error.

I rendered a small 10 minute .avi (default template) without error.

I have re-encountered the error (aviplug.dll) after viewing 30 minutes of the first captured file at 2x speed. (I capture all footage, watch while dropping markers and then trim. My first pass is done at 2X speed to save time). The error occurred. I re-started VV and almost immediately upon watching the video, the error popped up again.

I am posting this simply to keep SF informed. Any thoughts ANYONE has that could help make my system more stable would be greatly appreciated.