VMS HD90 Crashes when overlapping avi files-SOLVED

BDS wrote on 2/16/2011, 12:55 AM

I got the trial version of VMS and was able to overlap the clips to provide the desired transition between 2 avi files captured by FRAPS.

Then I bought the retail version, and have not been able to do it since.

Now any time (and every time) I overlap 2 avi files for a transition (any length); when I get to that point in rendering, I get:

"Vegas Movie Studio HD has stopped working"

Checking the details - it is in - fault module name: VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe

My AVI captures are all in 2560x1600 res, and I am attempting to render final as a Vegas' default 8Mbps HD 1080-30p Video

...the frusterating part is that it worked the one time I did it with the freebie download....

I can can render in that mode if I just butt them up side by side. But not when I overlap.

intel i7980X
nVidia GTX 580
12 GB RAM |
Win7 64bit

Comments

Eugenia wrote on 2/16/2011, 3:39 AM

Copy the .vf project file as a new file. Download, install in parallel Platinum 10, load it, and load that .vf file. Render, and see if the bug still exists. If not, upgrade.

Markk655 wrote on 2/16/2011, 6:14 AM

Another idea is to perform an uninstall (Backup your project first, although the uninstall shouldn't touch those files)and then just reinstall the version from the Sony website (go to Downloads>Updates at the top of the page- this should be the same version as the trial you downloaded). Then just type in your serial number, which you got via the retail version.

Try that.

BDS wrote on 2/17/2011, 12:56 AM

Thanks Markk,

...guess I had a goofy install of the retail. Although I remember no indicators during the retail install that grabbed my attention - it seemed to go smooth. *shrug* - maybe I didn't reboot after uninstalling the trial, and reinstalling the retail...not sure.

Doing as you suggested cleared it right up though.

Thanks again.

- B'

Markk655 wrote on 2/17/2011, 9:06 AM

Glad to hear it cleared up the issue.

BDS wrote on 2/17/2011, 1:44 PM

Bah --

Same issue...now I'm getting this in-app error message:

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Vegas Movie Studio HD 9.0
Version 9.0c (Build 30)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x24 IP:0x6B545E
In Module 'VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe' at Address 0x400000 + 0x2B545E
Thread: ProgMan ID=0xD1C Stack=0x512F000-0x5130000
Registers:
EAX=2f7db108 CS=0023 EIP=006b545e EFLGS=00210202
EBX=075ff438 SS=002b ESP=0512f3d4 EBP=00000029
ECX=00000000 DS=002b ESI=2fb84c90 FS=0053
EDX=2fc338c0 ES=002b EDI=04bc9900 GS=002b
Bytes at CS:EIP:
006B545E: 8B 41 24 FF D0 85 C0 74 .A: 0B 83 C5 01 3B 6C 24 10 ....;l
Stack Dump:
0512F3D4: 2F7DB108 2F300000 + 4DB108
0512F3D8: 2FC338C0 2F300000 + 9338C0
0512F3DC: 04BE1988 04BB0000 + 31988
0512F3E0: 2FC338C0 2F300000 + 9338C0
0512F3E4: 00000000
0512F3E8: 8004E00A
0512F3EC: 000000AD
0512F3F0: 00000006
0512F3F4: 00000004
0512F3F8: 00000000
0512F3FC: 04BC990C 04BB0000 + 1990C
0512F400: 006AF1DE 00400000 + 2AF1DE (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512F404: 2FC338C0 2F300000 + 9338C0
0512F408: 0512F41C 05030000 + FF41C
0512F40C: 00000000
0512F410: 0CA0DD98 0C800000 + 20DD98
> 0512F420: 006B7698 00400000 + 2B7698 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512F424: 2FC338C0 2F300000 + 9338C0
0512F428: 0512F488 05030000 + FF488
0512F42C: 00000005
0512F430: 14122CC4 13BA0000 + 582CC4
> 0512F458: 004F21AF 00400000 + F21AF (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512F45C: 00000108
0512F460: 00000000
0512F464: 00000108
0512F468: 00000000
> 0512F4BC: 69C79F25 69B90000 + E9F25 (WMVCore.DLL)
> 0512F4CC: 00473100 00400000 + 73100 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512F4D0: 030931DC 03030000 + 631DC
0512F4D4: 0512F4F4 05030000 + FF4F4
0512F4D8: 0512F4F4 05030000 + FF4F4
> 0512F4DC: 2BDD748F 2BDC0000 + 1748F (wmfplug4.dll)
> 0512F508: 6BE587C4 6B840000 + 6187C4 (mscorlib.ni.dll)
> 0512F59C: 00610070 00400000 + 210070 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512F5A0: 00000080
> 0512F5A4: 777DE38C 777B0000 + 2E38C (ntdll.dll)
0512F5A8: 729590B0 72780000 + 1D90B0
0512F5AC: 00000000
> 0512F5D4: 00FAB4E4 00F90000 + 1B4E4 (sfwbdmux.dll)
- - -
0512FFF0: 00000000
0512FFF4: 00528730 00400000 + 128730 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512FFF8: 00AF4D58 00400000 + 6F4D58 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0512FFFC: 00000000
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Have gotten a few crashes still with MS error reports listing fault module name: ntdll.dll...

So it still appears to be in the main executable, as well as the ntdll.dll library....

Ugh!

[EDIT:] After reviewing the the registers in the error message above, I decided to apply the "Large Address" fix as described in this thread --

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?MessageID=697122&Replies=58

...applying the fix only to the files:

VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe, VegasMovieStudioPE90k.dll, wmfplug4.dll

...and was able to render a full 8:03 video.

* keeps fingers crossed*

Thanks again everyone for the help.

Eugenia wrote on 2/17/2011, 2:58 PM

You could try this: http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums/ShowMessage.asp?MessageID=727069&Replies=9

And if that doesn't work, then try the trial of Platinum 10 as I mentioned above. If that doesn't work either, then transcode the FRAPS codec to something else. I remember FRAPS and Vegas not playing along in the past anyway.