vidcap25.exe

tenndevil wrote on 12/10/2002, 11:12 AM

thats the error I get, no idea why. Uninstal/reinstal and patch does not work. I am using XP home with the ATI AIW Radeon 8500DV(tried several driver versions) the Hercules Fortissimo III 7.1 soundcard a TI 1394 firewire card, 1024mb of RAM I have done everything I can think of, any ideas?

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tenndevil wrote on 12/10/2002, 11:19 AM

this is the error message:
Sonic Foundry Video Capture
Version 2.5c (Build 98)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x0 IP:0x0
In Module 'VidCap25.EXE' at Address 0x0 + 0x0
Thread: GUI ID=0x4A4 Stack=0x12F000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=001a7d98 CS=001b EIP=00000000 EFLGS=00010202
EBX=00f255b8 SS=0023 ESP=0012fc1c EBP=00000000
ECX=5102d79e DS=0023 ESI=00f256e8 FS=0038
EDX=0018e408 ES=0023 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
00000000: .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........
00000008: .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........
Stack Dump:
0012FC1C: 1D14554B 1D140000 + 554B (AVBISurf.ax)
0012FC20: 001A7D98 00140000 + 67D98
0012FC24: 00F256F8 00EB0000 + 756F8
0012FC28: 1D143921 1D140000 + 3921 (AVBISurf.ax)
0012FC2C: 00F255B8 00EB0000 + 755B8
0012FC30: 00F255E8 00EB0000 + 755E8
0012FC34: 00000000
0012FC38: 0032BA08 00320000 + BA08
0012FC3C: 0012FC5C 00030000 + FFC5C
0012FC40: 1D14E1B8 1D140000 + E1B8 (AVBISurf.ax)
0012FC44: 00000000
0012FC48: 1D141C7F 1D140000 + 1C7F (AVBISurf.ax)
0012FC4C: 00F255B8 00EB0000 + 755B8
0012FC50: 00F255B8 00EB0000 + 755B8
0012FC54: 00F255F4 00EB0000 + 755F4
0012FC58: 00F255B8 00EB0000 + 755B8
> 0012FC60: 1D14DE38 1D140000 + DE38 (AVBISurf.ax)
> 0012FC68: 1D1476AF 1D140000 + 76AF (AVBISurf.ax)
> 0012FC74: 1D147CC8 1D140000 + 7CC8 (AVBISurf.ax)
> 0012FC88: 3556B61F 35500000 + 6B61F (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FC9C: 0041FF9C 00400000 + 1FF9C (VidCap25.EXE)
0012FCA0: 0032BA08 00320000 + BA08
0012FCA4: 00F255F4 00EB0000 + 755F4
0012FCA8: 00000000
0012FCAC: 0016D968 00140000 + 2D968
> 0012FCCC: 00690056 00400000 + 290056 (VidCap25.EXE)
> 0012FCD0: 00650064 00400000 + 250064 (VidCap25.EXE)
0012FCD4: 0020006F 00140000 + C006F
0012FCD8: 006F004E 006A0000 + 5004E
> 0012FCDC: 00690074 00400000 + 290074 (VidCap25.EXE)
0012FCE0: 00790066 00770000 + 20066
0012FCE4: 00200000 00140000 + C0000
0012FCE8: 00720054 006A0000 + 80054
0012FCEC: 006E0061 006A0000 + 40061
> 0012FCF0: 00660073 00400000 + 260073 (VidCap25.EXE)
0012FCF4: 0072006F 006A0000 + 8006F
0012FCF8: 0000006D
0012FCFC: 00000000
0012FD00: 0012FCEC 00030000 + FFCEC
> 0012FD0C: 77D6EDBF 77D40000 + 2EDBF (USER32.dll)
> 0012FD10: 77D94F00 77D40000 + 54F00 (USER32.dll)
> 0012FD18: 77D44518 77D40000 + 4518 (USER32.dll)
> 0012FD1C: 77D48278 77D40000 + 8278 (USER32.dll)
> 0012FD2C: 77D48288 77D40000 + 8288 (USER32.dll)
> 0012FD44: 77FB4DA6 77F50000 + 64DA6 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012FD74: 77D45315 77D40000 + 5315 (USER32.dll)
> 0012FD78: 35556686 35500000 + 56686 (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FD84: 3554E09E 35500000 + 4E09E (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FD94: 3554C80D 35500000 + 4C80D (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FD9C: 355500D8 35500000 + 500D8 (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FDB0: 35556C67 35500000 + 56C67 (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FDB8: 3554E09E 35500000 + 4E09E (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FDC8: 3554C80D 35500000 + 4C80D (QUARTZ.dll)
> 0012FDCC: 0041FC18 00400000 + 1FC18 (VidCap25.EXE)
- - -
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 0055455C 00400000 + 15455C (VidCap25.EXE)
0012FFFC: 00000000

Grazie wrote on 12/10/2002, 2:28 PM

Tenndevil - When you are in Capture menu check out the Options>Preferences>File Management - look and see if you are/have a folder you should be capturing to AND it is checked. Apologies in advance if you have done it already.

Grazie

tenndevil wrote on 12/10/2002, 2:58 PM

I have not done it, but after hours of searching and head banging I found it, It is a conflict with an ATI file, at least for me it is, I cut the file and put it elsewhere for safekeeping and now everything works like a charm.
C:program files/ati multimedia/tv and this was the file giving me fits AVBISurf.ax, took that file out and all is good, very good. I have tested my theory several times, put the file back and I get the error take the file out error gone, It is an ATI problem

Grazie wrote on 12/10/2002, 5:24 PM

Brilliant!