Vegas crashes computer

SonicCaleb wrote on 9/1/1999, 3:54 PM

Hi,

I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would really need
to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is scary -
i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening somewhere.

what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers for it
and the MOTU?

Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we can't
reproduce it here, we can't debug it.

Thanks,
Caleb

mcm wrote:
>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>
>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>Registers:
>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>Stack dump:
>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>
>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU 2408.
>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to find
>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has come
>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>
>>Thank you
>>

mcm wrote on 9/2/1999, 6:05 PM

Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would really
need
>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is scary -
>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening somewhere.
>>
>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers for it
>>and the MOTU?
>>
>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we can't
>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Caleb
>>
>>mcm wrote:
>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>
>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>Registers:
>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>
>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU 2408.
>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to find
>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has come
>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>>>
>>>>Thank you
>>>>

mcm wrote on 9/2/1999, 6:39 PM

Hi Caleb: My video card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x with 4 megs and
I just down loaded and installed the newest drivers yesterday. The
MOTU 2408 has their newest driver PCI324R2. I am using DA-88's and
transfering tracks in digital using word clock and synced to MTC.
I'm still crashing about every other song transfer. Tomorrow I will
try to pin down and document the problem better. First I'll try to
get to happen with analog inputs to the 2408, then digital then Vegas
synced to MTC. Up until Vegas was install I had no problems. I was
using the 2408 and Sound Forge 4.0 w/digital transfers from a DAT
player. You are probably right about it being a hardwar/driver
problem I just don't know what to check at this time. Also, during a
transfer from the DA88's with Vegar synced to MTC, Vegas just stops
recording, and then starts again leaving a hole in the tracks. This
can happen with 12 tracks or when just recording 2 tracks. I will
try to get you more infor in the next day. Thank you for your
responce. mcm

Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would really
need
>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is scary -
>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening somewhere.
>>
>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers for it
>>and the MOTU?
>>
>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we can't
>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Caleb
>>
>>mcm wrote:
>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>
>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>Registers:
>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>
>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU 2408.
>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to find
>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has come
>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>>>
>>>>Thank you
>>>>

pwppch wrote on 9/2/1999, 8:25 PM

There is a problem with the MTC that is being fixed. The drop outs
are due to a loss of sync that Vegas thinks happens. It also may be
causing some of the other issues you are seeing.

Q: Do you have the problem if you record with out using sync?

Try disabling SRP when streaming the tracks in. This will lighten the
load if all you are doing is recording from your DA-88s.

Peter

mcm wrote:
>>Hi Caleb: My video card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x with 4 megs
and
>>I just down loaded and installed the newest drivers yesterday. The
>>MOTU 2408 has their newest driver PCI324R2. I am using DA-88's and
>>transfering tracks in digital using word clock and synced to MTC.
>>I'm still crashing about every other song transfer. Tomorrow I
will
>>try to pin down and document the problem better. First I'll try to
>>get to happen with analog inputs to the 2408, then digital then
Vegas
>>synced to MTC. Up until Vegas was install I had no problems. I
was
>>using the 2408 and Sound Forge 4.0 w/digital transfers from a DAT
>>player. You are probably right about it being a hardwar/driver
>>problem I just don't know what to check at this time. Also, during
a
>>transfer from the DA88's with Vegar synced to MTC, Vegas just stops
>>recording, and then starts again leaving a hole in the tracks.
This
>>can happen with 12 tracks or when just recording 2 tracks. I will
>>try to get you more infor in the next day. Thank you for your
>>responce. mcm
>>
>>Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would really
>>need
>>>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is scary
-
>>>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening
somewhere.
>>>>
>>>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers for
it
>>>>and the MOTU?
>>>>
>>>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we can't
>>>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Caleb
>>>>
>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>>>Registers:
>>>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU 2408.
>>>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to find
>>>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has come
>>>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thank you
>>>>>>

mcm wrote on 9/6/1999, 12:35 AM

Peter, I have been trying to pin down what makes my system crash and
have not come up with anything except it is not just happening in
Vegas. Today I was working in Sound Forge 4.0e (build 219) just
playing back a stereo 44.1 .wav file and twice in 5 hours the mouse
pointer would lock up on the screen sit there for about 10 seconds
and then click to a black screen and reboot. No blue screen, no
error message, it would just automaticly reboot. The only thing I
can think of doing is to first take it to the computer shop and see
if there is anything going on with the mother board. If they can't
find anything then try to talk to MOTU and see if they have any
ideas. I have a feeling it's the 2408 drivers. If you or anyone out
there has any ideas of anything I should check, PC settings or
whatever it would be much appreciated. I know that this is not what
this forum is for other than the crashes started after I installed
Vegas. Maybe I should uninstall Vegas and go from there. Thank you,
MCM

Peter Haller wrote:
>>There is a problem with the MTC that is being fixed. The drop outs
>>are due to a loss of sync that Vegas thinks happens. It also may
be
>>causing some of the other issues you are seeing.
>>
>>Q: Do you have the problem if you record with out using sync?
>>
>>Try disabling SRP when streaming the tracks in. This will lighten
the
>>load if all you are doing is recording from your DA-88s.
>>
>>Peter
>>
>>
>>mcm wrote:
>>>>Hi Caleb: My video card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x with 4 megs
>>and
>>>>I just down loaded and installed the newest drivers yesterday.
The
>>>>MOTU 2408 has their newest driver PCI324R2. I am using DA-88's
and
>>>>transfering tracks in digital using word clock and synced to
MTC.
>>>>I'm still crashing about every other song transfer. Tomorrow I
>>will
>>>>try to pin down and document the problem better. First I'll try
to
>>>>get to happen with analog inputs to the 2408, then digital then
>>Vegas
>>>>synced to MTC. Up until Vegas was install I had no problems. I
>>was
>>>>using the 2408 and Sound Forge 4.0 w/digital transfers from a DAT
>>>>player. You are probably right about it being a hardwar/driver
>>>>problem I just don't know what to check at this time. Also,
during
>>a
>>>>transfer from the DA88's with Vegar synced to MTC, Vegas just
stops
>>>>recording, and then starts again leaving a hole in the tracks.
>>This
>>>>can happen with 12 tracks or when just recording 2 tracks. I
will
>>>>try to get you more infor in the next day. Thank you for your
>>>>responce. mcm
>>>>
>>>>Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would really
>>>>need
>>>>>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is
scary
>>-
>>>>>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening
>>somewhere.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers for
>>it
>>>>>>and the MOTU?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we can't
>>>>>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>Caleb
>>>>>>
>>>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>>>>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>>>>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>>>>>Registers:
>>>>>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>>>>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>>>>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>>>>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>>>>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU 2408.
>>>>>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to find
>>>>>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>>>>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has come
>>>>>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>>>>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>>>>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>>>>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thank you
>>>>>>>>

pwppch wrote on 9/6/1999, 5:02 PM

I have seen this before. I had to remove the PCI-324 for it to go
away. I then installed it in a different physical slot and I have not
seen the problem again.

I have contacted MOTU on this, but as of yet, have not heard anything.

Peter

mcm wrote:
>>Peter, I have been trying to pin down what makes my system crash
and
>>have not come up with anything except it is not just happening in
>>Vegas. Today I was working in Sound Forge 4.0e (build 219) just
>>playing back a stereo 44.1 .wav file and twice in 5 hours the mouse
>>pointer would lock up on the screen sit there for about 10 seconds
>>and then click to a black screen and reboot. No blue screen, no
>>error message, it would just automaticly reboot. The only thing I
>>can think of doing is to first take it to the computer shop and see
>>if there is anything going on with the mother board. If they can't
>>find anything then try to talk to MOTU and see if they have any
>>ideas. I have a feeling it's the 2408 drivers. If you or anyone
out
>>there has any ideas of anything I should check, PC settings or
>>whatever it would be much appreciated. I know that this is not
what
>>this forum is for other than the crashes started after I installed
>>Vegas. Maybe I should uninstall Vegas and go from there. Thank
you,
>>MCM
>>
>>Peter Haller wrote:
>>>>There is a problem with the MTC that is being fixed. The drop
outs
>>>>are due to a loss of sync that Vegas thinks happens. It also may
>>be
>>>>causing some of the other issues you are seeing.
>>>>
>>>>Q: Do you have the problem if you record with out using sync?
>>>>
>>>>Try disabling SRP when streaming the tracks in. This will lighten
>>the
>>>>load if all you are doing is recording from your DA-88s.
>>>>
>>>>Peter
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>Hi Caleb: My video card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x with 4
megs
>>>>and
>>>>>>I just down loaded and installed the newest drivers yesterday.
>>The
>>>>>>MOTU 2408 has their newest driver PCI324R2. I am using DA-88's
>>and
>>>>>>transfering tracks in digital using word clock and synced to
>>MTC.
>>>>>>I'm still crashing about every other song transfer. Tomorrow I
>>>>will
>>>>>>try to pin down and document the problem better. First I'll
try
>>to
>>>>>>get to happen with analog inputs to the 2408, then digital then
>>>>Vegas
>>>>>>synced to MTC. Up until Vegas was install I had no problems.
I
>>>>was
>>>>>>using the 2408 and Sound Forge 4.0 w/digital transfers from a
DAT
>>>>>>player. You are probably right about it being a hardwar/driver
>>>>>>problem I just don't know what to check at this time. Also,
>>during
>>>>a
>>>>>>transfer from the DA88's with Vegar synced to MTC, Vegas just
>>stops
>>>>>>recording, and then starts again leaving a hole in the tracks.
>>>>This
>>>>>>can happen with 12 tracks or when just recording 2 tracks. I
>>will
>>>>>>try to get you more infor in the next day. Thank you for your
>>>>>>responce. mcm
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would
really
>>>>>>need
>>>>>>>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is
>>scary
>>>>-
>>>>>>>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening
>>>>somewhere.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers
for
>>>>it
>>>>>>>>and the MOTU?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we
can't
>>>>>>>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>>>Caleb
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>>>>>>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>>>>>>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>>>>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>>>>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>>>>>>>Registers:
>>>>>>>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>>>>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>>>>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>>>>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>>>>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>>>>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>>>>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>>>>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>>>>>>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>>>>>>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>>>>>>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>>>>>>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU 2408.
>>>>>>>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to find
>>>>>>>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>>>>>>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has come
>>>>>>>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>>>>>>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>>>>>>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>>>>>>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Thank you
>>>>>>>>>>

mcm wrote on 9/6/1999, 9:27 PM

Interesting, I just did that very thing last night and so for
everything is ok. I will keep you posted if all is well this may
help another user. I hope MOTU responds and I too will drop them a
note maybe they will start to get an idea just how many PC's are
using the 2408. Thank you, mcm

Peter Haller wrote:
>>I have seen this before. I had to remove the PCI-324 for it to go
>>away. I then installed it in a different physical slot and I have
not
>>seen the problem again.
>>
>>I have contacted MOTU on this, but as of yet, have not heard
anything.
>>
>>Peter
>>
>>
>>mcm wrote:
>>>>Peter, I have been trying to pin down what makes my system crash
>>and
>>>>have not come up with anything except it is not just happening in
>>>>Vegas. Today I was working in Sound Forge 4.0e (build 219) just
>>>>playing back a stereo 44.1 .wav file and twice in 5 hours the
mouse
>>>>pointer would lock up on the screen sit there for about 10
seconds
>>>>and then click to a black screen and reboot. No blue screen, no
>>>>error message, it would just automaticly reboot. The only thing
I
>>>>can think of doing is to first take it to the computer shop and
see
>>>>if there is anything going on with the mother board. If they
can't
>>>>find anything then try to talk to MOTU and see if they have any
>>>>ideas. I have a feeling it's the 2408 drivers. If you or anyone
>>out
>>>>there has any ideas of anything I should check, PC settings or
>>>>whatever it would be much appreciated. I know that this is not
>>what
>>>>this forum is for other than the crashes started after I
installed
>>>>Vegas. Maybe I should uninstall Vegas and go from there. Thank
>>you,
>>>>MCM
>>>>
>>>>Peter Haller wrote:
>>>>>>There is a problem with the MTC that is being fixed. The drop
>>outs
>>>>>>are due to a loss of sync that Vegas thinks happens. It also
may
>>>>be
>>>>>>causing some of the other issues you are seeing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Q: Do you have the problem if you record with out using sync?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Try disabling SRP when streaming the tracks in. This will
lighten
>>>>the
>>>>>>load if all you are doing is recording from your DA-88s.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Peter
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi Caleb: My video card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x with 4
>>megs
>>>>>>and
>>>>>>>>I just down loaded and installed the newest drivers
yesterday.
>>>>The
>>>>>>>>MOTU 2408 has their newest driver PCI324R2. I am using DA-
88's
>>>>and
>>>>>>>>transfering tracks in digital using word clock and synced to
>>>>MTC.
>>>>>>>>I'm still crashing about every other song transfer. Tomorrow
I
>>>>>>will
>>>>>>>>try to pin down and document the problem better. First I'll
>>try
>>>>to
>>>>>>>>get to happen with analog inputs to the 2408, then digital
then
>>>>>>Vegas
>>>>>>>>synced to MTC. Up until Vegas was install I had no
problems.
>>I
>>>>>>was
>>>>>>>>using the 2408 and Sound Forge 4.0 w/digital transfers from a
>>DAT
>>>>>>>>player. You are probably right about it being a
hardwar/driver
>>>>>>>>problem I just don't know what to check at this time. Also,
>>>>during
>>>>>>a
>>>>>>>>transfer from the DA88's with Vegar synced to MTC, Vegas just
>>>>stops
>>>>>>>>recording, and then starts again leaving a hole in the
tracks.
>>>>>>This
>>>>>>>>can happen with 12 tracks or when just recording 2 tracks. I
>>>>will
>>>>>>>>try to get you more infor in the next day. Thank you for
your
>>>>>>>>responce. mcm
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We would
>>really
>>>>>>>>need
>>>>>>>>>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue screen is
>>>>scary
>>>>>>-
>>>>>>>>>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem happening
>>>>>>somewhere.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest drivers
>>for
>>>>>>it
>>>>>>>>>>and the MOTU?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help... if we
>>can't
>>>>>>>>>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>>>>>Caleb
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and love the
>>>>>>>>>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and will be
>>>>>>>>>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>>>>>>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>>>>>>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>>>>>>>>>Registers:
>>>>>>>>>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>>>>>>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>>>>>>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>>>>>>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>>>>>>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>>>>>>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>>>>>>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>>>>>>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0 00000000
>>>>>>>>>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d 00912154
>>>>>>>>>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B 440BX
>>>>>>>>>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer is
>>>>>>>>>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is MOTU
2408.
>>>>>>>>>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't seem to
find
>>>>>>>>>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this (almost exact
>>>>>>>>>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in . . .) has
come
>>>>>>>>>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in Windows
>>>>>>>>>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen and
>>>>>>>>>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue working.
>>>>>>>>>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge project.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Thank you
>>>>>>>>>>>>

User-8132 wrote on 1/19/2001, 12:12 PM

I have seen the problem with some motherboard
manufacturers. In my experience there is a resource share
violation do to improper IRQ handling. What you need to
check is the device manager. Double click on the computer
at the top of the list to see if any other devices are
register under the same IRQ. If so there is the problem.
you Moterboard should have come with a cd that has some
kind of IRQ handler driver for 95. It may say that 98sec.
has it's own driver for this, but I have never seen it
work. In my case my modem was sharing the same IRQ as the
sound card, and when I'd dial out half way through the
handshake the system would reboot. In all cases after I
installed the driver even though the IRQ where stell
sharing the system would no longer reboot.
I hope this solves your prolem.

Kingkab certified tech.

mcm wrote:
>>Peter, I have been trying to pin down what makes my
system crash and
>>have not come up with anything except it is not just
happening in
>>Vegas. Today I was working in Sound Forge 4.0e (build
219) just
>>playing back a stereo 44.1 .wav file and twice in 5 hours
the mouse
>>pointer would lock up on the screen sit there for about
10 seconds
>>and then click to a black screen and reboot. No blue
screen, no
>>error message, it would just automaticly reboot. The
only thing I
>>can think of doing is to first take it to the computer
shop and see
>>if there is anything going on with the mother board. If
they can't
>>find anything then try to talk to MOTU and see if they
have any
>>ideas. I have a feeling it's the 2408 drivers. If you
or anyone out
>>there has any ideas of anything I should check, PC
settings or
>>whatever it would be much appreciated. I know that this
is not what
>>this forum is for other than the crashes started after I
installed
>>Vegas. Maybe I should uninstall Vegas and go from
there. Thank you,
>>MCM
>>
>>Peter Haller wrote:
>>>>There is a problem with the MTC that is being fixed.
The drop outs
>>>>are due to a loss of sync that Vegas thinks happens.
It also may
>>be
>>>>causing some of the other issues you are seeing.
>>>>
>>>>Q: Do you have the problem if you record with out using
sync?
>>>>
>>>>Try disabling SRP when streaming the tracks in. This
will lighten
>>the
>>>>load if all you are doing is recording from your DA-88s.
>>>>
>>>>Peter
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>Hi Caleb: My video card is an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x
with 4 megs
>>>>and
>>>>>>I just down loaded and installed the newest drivers
yesterday.
>>The
>>>>>>MOTU 2408 has their newest driver PCI324R2. I am
using DA-88's
>>and
>>>>>>transfering tracks in digital using word clock and
synced to
>>MTC.
>>>>>>I'm still crashing about every other song transfer.
Tomorrow I
>>>>will
>>>>>>try to pin down and document the problem better.
First I'll try
>>to
>>>>>>get to happen with analog inputs to the 2408, then
digital then
>>>>Vegas
>>>>>>synced to MTC. Up until Vegas was install I had no
problems. I
>>>>was
>>>>>>using the 2408 and Sound Forge 4.0 w/digital
transfers from a DAT
>>>>>>player. You are probably right about it being a
hardwar/driver
>>>>>>problem I just don't know what to check at this
time. Also,
>>during
>>>>a
>>>>>>transfer from the DA88's with Vegar synced to MTC,
Vegas just
>>stops
>>>>>>recording, and then starts again leaving a hole in
the tracks.
>>>>This
>>>>>>can happen with 12 tracks or when just recording 2
tracks. I
>>will
>>>>>>try to get you more infor in the next day. Thank you
for your
>>>>>>responce. mcm
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Caleb Pourchot wrote:
>>>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I'm sorry you're experiencing so much crashing. We
would really
>>>>>>need
>>>>>>>>to have a solid repro case to nail this. The blue
screen is
>>scary
>>>>-
>>>>>>>>i'd bet there was some hardware/driver problem
happening
>>>>somewhere.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>what video card do you have? do you have the latest
drivers for
>>>>it
>>>>>>>>and the MOTU?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Again, any clue as to what sets it off will help...
if we can't
>>>>>>>>reproduce it here, we can't debug it.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>>>Caleb
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>mcm wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>I've been running my purchased copy of Vegas and
love the
>>>>>>>>>>program except it keeps crashing with this notice:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>This programs has performed illegal operation and
will be
>>>>>>>>>>shut down . . . (the details are as follows)
>>>>>>>>>>VEGAS caused an invalid page fault in
>>>>>>>>>>module KERNEL32.DLL at 0217:bff9a3c0.
>>>>>>>>>>Registers:
>>>>>>>>>>EAX=021afec4 CS=0217 EIP=bff9a3c0 EFLGS=00200246
>>>>>>>>>>EBX=00912154 SS=021f ESP=021afec0 EBP=021aff14
>>>>>>>>>>ECX=00912154 DS=021f ESI=009127b0 FS=0ff7
>>>>>>>>>>EDX=00000000 ES=021f EDI=bff90ecd GS=0000
>>>>>>>>>>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>>>>>>>>>>5e 8b e5 5d c2 10 00 64 a1 00 00 00 00 55 8b ec
>>>>>>>>>>Stack dump:
>>>>>>>>>>009127b0 c0000005 00000000 00000000 bff9a3c0
00000000
>>>>>>>>>>0071c351 008f695c bff90ecd 021aff58 bff90e5d
00912154
>>>>>>>>>>81740002 00000000 817423d0 0071e448
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>I am running a PIII 450 w/128megs ram, ASUS P2B
440BX
>>>>>>>>>>100mghz mother board, Windows 95, this computer
is
>>>>>>>>>>dedicated to hard disk recording, sound card is
MOTU 2408.
>>>>>>>>>>The problem occurs at random times and I can't
seem to find
>>>>>>>>>>any one thing to make it happen. And this
(almost exact
>>>>>>>>>>error,VEGAS caused an invalid page fault
in . . .) has come
>>>>>>>>>>up when I've been in Sound Forge and even in
Windows
>>>>>>>>>>Explorer. Sometime it crashes to a blue screen
and
>>>>>>>>>>sometimes I can just cancel it out and continue
working.
>>>>>>>>>>Please help, I'm in the middle of a huge
project.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>Thank you
>>>>>>>>>>