Reliably making Vegas crash: Part II

saff wrote on 2/4/2000, 10:10 AM

BTW, here's the error message:

VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
module at 0000:9bb85400. Registers: EAX=009bb854 CS=014f EIP=9bb85400 EFLGS=00210202 EBX=009bb854 SS=0157 ESP=020b17d3 EBP=70c7a600 ECX=021c0980 DS=0157 ESI=00916c44 FS=31a7 EDX=00764928 ES=0157 EDI=009170dc GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: Stack dump: Carl Saff wrote: >>Hello -- >> >>My system: >> >>AMD K6-2 3DNow 475MHz processor >>128MB P100 SDRAM >>EPoX 58MVP3C-M motherboard (512MB L2 cache) >>Seagate Medalist 4.3GB IDE hard drive (OS) >>Quantum Atlas II 9GB 7200RPM SCSI hard drive (audio only) >>Frontier Dakota digital sound card >>Diamond Viper V-330 AGP 4MB video card >>Samsung SC-140 CD-ROM drive >>Panasonic 7502 SCSI CDR drive >>Adaptec 2940UW PCI SCSI adapter >> >>My problem: >> >>Much like another user's problem (covered in an earlier >>post here), I am reliably making Vegas crash while playing >>back a project and then clicking ahead in the project (i.e. >>starting the playback at 0:00 and then clicking the cursor >>at, say, 4:11, while the file is playing). Unlike the >>earlier poster's project, mine is decidedly *not* huge: one >>stereo 16-bit 44.1KHz .wav file, approximately 20 minutes >>long. I'm running one bus effect: Steinberg's Denoiser plug- >>in. I don't see any way this problem could be anything >>other than a flaw in the code given the simplicity of my >>project and the capacity of my system. >> >>Any help much appreciated -- this is an unfortunate blemish >>in an otherwise wonderful piece of software. >> >>Thanks in advance, >>Carl Saff >>

rodzprod wrote on 2/5/2000, 4:02 AM

Hi,

I have the same problem but sometime, when it occures I can have 2
different messages :

- one saying that Vegas will stop because "an error has occured in
the module xxxxxxxx (and so on...)"

- one saying something like "there is not enough memory to
playback...close other applications"

I run just 4 or 5 tracks, each 1 minute long,I have 160Meg of ram and
except Vegas, nothing is opened. What can I close ? the Window ?

Rod

saff wrote on 2/6/2000, 10:11 AM

A different day, a different message, but still the same problem...

VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
module VEGASK.DLL at 014f:007142bc.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=014f EIP=007142bc EFLGS=00210246
EBX=0214d554 SS=0157 ESP=020afbb0 EBP=0000a378
ECX=00000000 DS=0157 ESI=0214d554 FS=0f07
EDX=023d9f38 ES=0157 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 08 ff 51 08 c7 46 08 00 00 00 00 8b 4f 4c 56
Stack dump:
00000000 00000000 0214d554 0071750b 0214d554 009170dc 00916c44
0070c7a6 0214d554 0075ad36 0214c31c 023d9f90 0214d554 00000001
0214c31c 00916c44

Carl Saff wrote:
>>Hello --
>>
>>My system:
>>
>>AMD K6-2 3DNow 475MHz processor
>>128MB P100 SDRAM
>>EPoX 58MVP3C-M motherboard (512MB L2 cache)
>>Seagate Medalist 4.3GB IDE hard drive (OS)
>>Quantum Atlas II 9GB 7200RPM SCSI hard drive (audio only)
>>Frontier Dakota digital sound card
>>Diamond Viper V-330 AGP 4MB video card
>>Samsung SC-140 CD-ROM drive
>>Panasonic 7502 SCSI CDR drive
>>Adaptec 2940UW PCI SCSI adapter
>>
>>My problem:
>>
>>Much like another user's problem (covered in an earlier
>>post here), I am reliably making Vegas crash while playing
>>back a project and then clicking ahead in the project (i.e.
>>starting the playback at 0:00 and then clicking the cursor
>>at, say, 4:11, while the file is playing). Unlike the
>>earlier poster's project, mine is decidedly *not* huge: one
>>stereo 16-bit 44.1KHz .wav file, approximately 20 minutes
>>long. I'm running one bus effect: Steinberg's Denoiser plug-
>>in. I don't see any way this problem could be anything
>>other than a flaw in the code given the simplicity of my
>>project and the capacity of my system.
>>
>>Any help much appreciated -- this is an unfortunate blemish
>>in an otherwise wonderful piece of software.
>>
>>Thanks in advance,
>>Carl Saff
>>

karlc wrote on 2/6/2000, 1:37 PM

Did you guys try the fix for a similar "exception" that Peter posted
a couple of weeks ago?

Subject: Exceptions in Vegas 1.0b

I re-post it here for your information only:

>>>>START>>>>>
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.
>>>>>>END>>>>>>>>>

Carl Saff wrote:
>>A different day, a different message, but still the same problem...
>>
>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>module VEGASK.DLL at 014f:007142bc.
>>Registers:
>>EAX=00000000 CS=014f EIP=007142bc EFLGS=00210246
>>EBX=0214d554 SS=0157 ESP=020afbb0 EBP=0000a378
>>ECX=00000000 DS=0157 ESI=0214d554 FS=0f07
>>EDX=023d9f38 ES=0157 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>8b 08 ff 51 08 c7 46 08 00 00 00 00 8b 4f 4c 56
>>Stack dump:
>>00000000 00000000 0214d554 0071750b 0214d554 009170dc 00916c44
>>0070c7a6 0214d554 0075ad36 0214c31c 023d9f90 0214d554 00000001
>>0214c31c 00916c44
>>
>>Carl Saff wrote:
>>>>Hello --
>>>>
>>>>My system:
>>>>
>>>>AMD K6-2 3DNow 475MHz processor
>>>>128MB P100 SDRAM
>>>>EPoX 58MVP3C-M motherboard (512MB L2 cache)
>>>>Seagate Medalist 4.3GB IDE hard drive (OS)
>>>>Quantum Atlas II 9GB 7200RPM SCSI hard drive (audio only)
>>>>Frontier Dakota digital sound card
>>>>Diamond Viper V-330 AGP 4MB video card
>>>>Samsung SC-140 CD-ROM drive
>>>>Panasonic 7502 SCSI CDR drive
>>>>Adaptec 2940UW PCI SCSI adapter
>>>>
>>>>My problem:
>>>>
>>>>Much like another user's problem (covered in an earlier
>>>>post here), I am reliably making Vegas crash while playing
>>>>back a project and then clicking ahead in the project (i.e.
>>>>starting the playback at 0:00 and then clicking the cursor
>>>>at, say, 4:11, while the file is playing). Unlike the
>>>>earlier poster's project, mine is decidedly *not* huge: one
>>>>stereo 16-bit 44.1KHz .wav file, approximately 20 minutes
>>>>long. I'm running one bus effect: Steinberg's Denoiser plug-
>>>>in. I don't see any way this problem could be anything
>>>>other than a flaw in the code given the simplicity of my
>>>>project and the capacity of my system.
>>>>
>>>>Any help much appreciated -- this is an unfortunate blemish
>>>>in an otherwise wonderful piece of software.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advance,
>>>>Carl Saff
>>>>

saff wrote on 2/7/2000, 8:12 AM

Thanks for reposting this, Karl. I hadn't seen it. I successfully
merged the text below with my registry (and even restarted the
machine) and I still get an error, though it is slightly different
from last time:

VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
module at 0000:00910c4e. Registers: EAX=00910c50 CS=014f EIP=00910c4e EFLGS=00210286 EBX=00910c50 SS=0157 ESP=020afb0c EBP=00009238 ECX=008c003c DS=0157 ESI=00916c44 FS=2f8f EDX=00764928 ES=0157 EDI=009170dc GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: 00 a0 3c 00 8c 00 2c 00 8c 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Stack dump: 0070c7a6 00910c50 0075ad36 009b51dc 023c30e4 00910c50 00000001 009b51dc 00916c44 0075da18 021497b8 0070adfa 009b51dc 00000003 00916c44 021497b8 Karl Caillouet wrote: >>Did you guys try the fix for a similar "exception" that Peter posted >>a couple of weeks ago? >> >>Subject: Exceptions in Vegas 1.0b >> >>I re-post it here for your information only: >> >>>>>>START>>>>> >>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. >>>>>>>>END>>>>>>>>> >> >> >> >>Carl Saff wrote: >>>>A different day, a different message, but still the same problem... >>>> >>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in >>>>module VEGASK.DLL at 014f:007142bc. >>>>Registers: >>>>EAX=00000000 CS=014f EIP=007142bc EFLGS=00210246 >>>>EBX=0214d554 SS=0157 ESP=020afbb0 EBP=0000a378 >>>>ECX=00000000 DS=0157 ESI=0214d554 FS=0f07 >>>>EDX=023d9f38 ES=0157 EDI=00000000 GS=0000 >>>>Bytes at CS:EIP: >>>>8b 08 ff 51 08 c7 46 08 00 00 00 00 8b 4f 4c 56 >>>>Stack dump: >>>>00000000 00000000 0214d554 0071750b 0214d554 009170dc 00916c44 >>>>0070c7a6 0214d554 0075ad36 0214c31c 023d9f90 0214d554 00000001 >>>>0214c31c 00916c44 >>>> >>>>Carl Saff wrote: >>>>>>Hello -- >>>>>> >>>>>>My system: >>>>>> >>>>>>AMD K6-2 3DNow 475MHz processor >>>>>>128MB P100 SDRAM >>>>>>EPoX 58MVP3C-M motherboard (512MB L2 cache) >>>>>>Seagate Medalist 4.3GB IDE hard drive (OS) >>>>>>Quantum Atlas II 9GB 7200RPM SCSI hard drive (audio only) >>>>>>Frontier Dakota digital sound card >>>>>>Diamond Viper V-330 AGP 4MB video card >>>>>>Samsung SC-140 CD-ROM drive >>>>>>Panasonic 7502 SCSI CDR drive >>>>>>Adaptec 2940UW PCI SCSI adapter >>>>>> >>>>>>My problem: >>>>>> >>>>>>Much like another user's problem (covered in an earlier >>>>>>post here), I am reliably making Vegas crash while playing >>>>>>back a project and then clicking ahead in the project (i.e. >>>>>>starting the playback at 0:00 and then clicking the cursor >>>>>>at, say, 4:11, while the file is playing). Unlike the >>>>>>earlier poster's project, mine is decidedly *not* huge: one >>>>>>stereo 16-bit 44.1KHz .wav file, approximately 20 minutes >>>>>>long. I'm running one bus effect: Steinberg's Denoiser plug- >>>>>>in. I don't see any way this problem could be anything >>>>>>other than a flaw in the code given the simplicity of my >>>>>>project and the capacity of my system. >>>>>> >>>>>>Any help much appreciated -- this is an unfortunate blemish >>>>>>in an otherwise wonderful piece of software. >>>>>> >>>>>>Thanks in advance, >>>>>>Carl Saff >>>>>>

saff wrote on 2/8/2000, 12:45 PM

Thanks for the reply. I've actually spoken to Peter via email and I
know that he's working on this problem, which is great.

However, I thought I should mention that I found a way to use
Denoiser as a bus plugin where this problem doesn't occur. As long as
Denoiser is either used in conjunction with another plugin or is left
as the only plugin after being inserted as part of a chain, it works
fine. I'm beginning to suspect the plugin might be the problem -- I
have the latest version of Vegas and the latest drivers for the
Dakota.

I've done some research on my own and have discovered that I only
have this problem with Denoiser and only when it is the only effect
in a chain, so I'm just going to avoid that scenario and keep using
your incredible multitracker!

Thanks again,
Carl

K.Shaffer wrote:
>>Hello.
>>
>>It is a problem with the soundcard driver - perhaps Frontier have
>>updated them? It is worth checking into - also, you'll want to make
>>sure you have the most recent version of Vegas from our website
(1.0b)
>>You could give Frontier a call and see what they have to say.
>>
>>Our main soundcard man is currently at NAMM (Peter Haller) and I
know
>>he was testing out the card/communicating with the guys over at
>>Frontier Design to get this resolved ASAP however I have not heard
>>much about it recently.
>>
>>Thanks Carl, and we apologize for any inconvenience this has been
>>causing you...
>>
>>
>>Carl Saff wrote:
>>>>Thanks for reposting this, Karl. I hadn't seen it. I successfully
>>>>merged the text below with my registry (and even restarted the
>>>>machine) and I still get an error, though it is slightly
different
>>>>from last time:
>>>>
>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>module at 0000:00910c4e. >>>>Registers: >>>>EAX=00910c50 CS=014f EIP=00910c4e EFLGS=00210286 >>>>EBX=00910c50 SS=0157 ESP=020afb0c EBP=00009238 >>>>ECX=008c003c DS=0157 ESI=00916c44 FS=2f8f >>>>EDX=00764928 ES=0157 EDI=009170dc GS=0000 >>>>Bytes at CS:EIP: >>>>00 a0 3c 00 8c 00 2c 00 8c 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 >>>>Stack dump: >>>>0070c7a6 00910c50 0075ad36 009b51dc 023c30e4 00910c50 00000001 >>>>009b51dc 00916c44 0075da18 021497b8 0070adfa 009b51dc 00000003 >>>>00916c44 021497b8 >>>> >>>>Karl Caillouet wrote: >>>>>>Did you guys try the fix for a similar "exception" that Peter >>>>posted >>>>>>a couple of weeks ago? >>>>>> >>>>>>Subject: Exceptions in Vegas 1.0b >>>>>> >>>>>>I re-post it here for your information only: >>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>START>>>>> >>>>>>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. >>>>>>>>>>>>END>>>>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>Carl Saff wrote: >>>>>>>>A different day, a different message, but still the same >>>>problem... >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in >>>>>>>>module VEGASK.DLL at 014f:007142bc. >>>>>>>>Registers: >>>>>>>>EAX=00000000 CS=014f EIP=007142bc EFLGS=00210246 >>>>>>>>EBX=0214d554 SS=0157 ESP=020afbb0 EBP=0000a378 >>>>>>>>ECX=00000000 DS=0157 ESI=0214d554 FS=0f07 >>>>>>>>EDX=023d9f38 ES=0157 EDI=00000000 GS=0000 >>>>>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP: >>>>>>>>8b 08 ff 51 08 c7 46 08 00 00 00 00 8b 4f 4c 56 >>>>>>>>Stack dump: >>>>>>>>00000000 00000000 0214d554 0071750b 0214d554 009170dc 00916c44 >>>>>>>>0070c7a6 0214d554 0075ad36 0214c31c 023d9f90 0214d554 00000001 >>>>>>>>0214c31c 00916c44 >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Carl Saff wrote: >>>>>>>>>>Hello -- >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>My system: >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>AMD K6-2 3DNow 475MHz processor >>>>>>>>>>128MB P100 SDRAM >>>>>>>>>>EPoX 58MVP3C-M motherboard (512MB L2 cache) >>>>>>>>>>Seagate Medalist 4.3GB IDE hard drive (OS) >>>>>>>>>>Quantum Atlas II 9GB 7200RPM SCSI hard drive (audio only) >>>>>>>>>>Frontier Dakota digital sound card >>>>>>>>>>Diamond Viper V-330 AGP 4MB video card >>>>>>>>>>Samsung SC-140 CD-ROM drive >>>>>>>>>>Panasonic 7502 SCSI CDR drive >>>>>>>>>>Adaptec 2940UW PCI SCSI adapter >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>My problem: >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>Much like another user's problem (covered in an earlier >>>>>>>>>>post here), I am reliably making Vegas crash while playing >>>>>>>>>>back a project and then clicking ahead in the project (i.e. >>>>>>>>>>starting the playback at 0:00 and then clicking the cursor >>>>>>>>>>at, say, 4:11, while the file is playing). Unlike the >>>>>>>>>>earlier poster's project, mine is decidedly *not* huge: one >>>>>>>>>>stereo 16-bit 44.1KHz .wav file, approximately 20 minutes >>>>>>>>>>long. I'm running one bus effect: Steinberg's Denoiser plug- >>>>>>>>>>in. I don't see any way this problem could be anything >>>>>>>>>>other than a flaw in the code given the simplicity of my >>>>>>>>>>project and the capacity of my system. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>Any help much appreciated -- this is an unfortunate blemish >>>>>>>>>>in an otherwise wonderful piece of software. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>Thanks in advance, >>>>>>>>>>Carl Saff >>>>>>>>>>