VV 3 crashing in XP

choxie wrote on 12/4/2001, 6:37 PM

Is anyone elsehaving problems with Vegas Video taking a very long time at 99%cpu utilization to do simple tasks like stop playback of the timeline? When I am previewing something, whether an individual file or a timeline I have made, I get this problem, the VV usualy crashed. And I get this info, not that most people here will know what it means, but someone might, right?

Sonic Foundry Vegas Video 3.0
Version 3.0 (Build 76)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x0 IP:0x4395C09
In Module 'wmfplug2.dll' at Address 0x4390000 + 0x5C09
Thread: VideoCache ID=0x61C Stack=0x1DDF000-0x1DE0000
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=001b EIP=04395c09 EFLGS=00010207
EBX=03ffdd60 SS=0023 ESP=01ddf9e4 EBP=00000000
ECX=00000000 DS=0023 ESI=02059550 FS=0038
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
04395C09: 8B 10 55 83 D1 FF 51 53 ..U...QS
04395C11: 50 89 4C 24 48 FF 52 14 P.LH.R.
Stack Dump:
01DDF9E4: 00000000
01DDF9E8: 02059550 01FE0000 + 79550
01DDF9EC: 046D5510 046C0000 + 15510
01DDF9F0: 00F46008 00EF0000 + 56008
01DDF9F4: 001C4C80 00140000 + 84C80
01DDF9F8: 07563450
01DDF9FC: 00000000
01DDFA00: 7C05E0C0
01DDFA04: 00000000
01DDFA08: 07606D80
01DDFA0C: 00000000
01DDFA10: 00002710
01DDFA14: 00000000
01DDFA18: 001C6E68 00140000 + 86E68
01DDFA1C: 00000000
01DDFA20: 04395537 04390000 + 5537 (wmfplug2.dll)
> 01DDFA4C: 005A0EE4 00400000 + 1A0EE4 (vegas30.exe)
01DDFA50: 02059550 01FE0000 + 79550
01DDFA54: 00000175
01DDFA58: 00000000
01DDFA5C: 01DDFA98 01CE0000 + FFA98
> 01DDFAE4: 77E36418 77DD0000 + 66418 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFAE8: 77DD8D32 77DD0000 + 8D32 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFAF0: 77E36418 77DD0000 + 66418 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFB30: 77132D91 77120000 + 12D91 (OLEAUT32.dll)
> 01DDFB34: 77120000 77120000 + 0 (OLEAUT32.dll)
> 01DDFB4C: 77120000 77120000 + 0 (OLEAUT32.dll)
> 01DDFBD8: 77DD90D7 77DD0000 + 90D7 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFBE0: 77DD90E0 77DD0000 + 90E0 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFBE8: 77E36418 77DD0000 + 66418 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFBF4: 77DD8F17 77DD0000 + 8F17 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFC10: 76670000 76670000 + 0 (setupapi.dll)
> 01DDFC34: 77F58B33 77F50000 + 8B33 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFC3C: 77F58B49 77F50000 + 8B49 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFC78: 76671538 76670000 + 1538 (setupapi.dll)
> 01DDFC88: 77F516F5 77F50000 + 16F5 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCA0: 77F58A8D 77F50000 + 8A8D (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCA8: 77F82402 77F50000 + 32402 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCAC: 77F75520 77F50000 + 25520 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCB4: 77F516F5 77F50000 + 16F5 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCB8: 77F517CD 77F50000 + 17CD (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCBC: 77F5180B 77F50000 + 180B (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCD8: 77F516F5 77F50000 + 16F5 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCF8: 77F82402 77F50000 + 32402 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFCFC: 77F75520 77F50000 + 25520 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFD04: 77F516F5 77F50000 + 16F5 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFD08: 77F517CD 77F50000 + 17CD (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFD0C: 77F5180B 77F50000 + 180B (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFD24: 77DD8E43 77DD0000 + 8E43 (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFD3C: 77DD8E0D 77DD0000 + 8E0D (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFD5C: 77DD8DBC 77DD0000 + 8DBC (ADVAPI32.dll)
> 01DDFD78: 77CC7D86 77CC0000 + 7D86 (RPCRT4.dll)
> 01DDFD80: 77CC7D8F 77CC0000 + 7D8F (RPCRT4.dll)
> 01DDFD94: 77CC7D29 77CC0000 + 7D29 (RPCRT4.dll)
> 01DDFDF8: 73F95090 73F70000 + 25090 (quartz.dll)
> 01DDFE24: 77F516B3 77F50000 + 16B3 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFE2C: 77F51671 77F50000 + 1671 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFE34: 77F5168D 77F50000 + 168D (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFE54: 00ED764D 00E20000 + B764D (sfpagepeel.dll)
01DDFE58: 0470C9F8 046C0000 + 4C9F8
01DDFE5C: 003201B8 00320000 + 1B8
01DDFE60: 00000000
01DDFE64: 00000000
> 01DDFEA0: 771C7BE6 771B0000 + 17BE6 (ole32.dll)
> 01DDFEA8: 77F82402 77F50000 + 32402 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFEAC: 77F75510 77F50000 + 25510 (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFEB4: 77F5180B 77F50000 + 180B (ntdll.dll)
> 01DDFEB8: 77C2AA33 77C10000 + 1AA33 (msvcrt.dll)
> 01DDFEC4: 77C2AA6A 77C10000 + 1AA6A (msvcrt.dll)
> 01DDFEDC: 010FC6CB 01000000 + FC6CB (vegas30k.dll)
01DDFEE0: 046D582C 046C0000 + 1582C
01DDFEE4: 0471DF70 046C0000 + 5DF70
01DDFEE8: 046D582C 046C0000 + 1582C
01DDFEEC: 00000001
> 01DDFEF0: 010FCA1A 01000000 + FCA1A (vegas30k.dll)
01DDFEF4: 046D582C 046C0000 + 1582C
01DDFEF8: 0471DF70 046C0000 + 5DF70
> 01DDFEFC: 0047243B 00400000 + 7243B (vegas30.exe)
- - -
01DDFFF0: 00000000
01DDFFF4: 00543070 00400000 + 143070 (vegas30.exe)

Comments

PKowald wrote on 12/4/2001, 8:20 PM

I am running XP without a problem with the exception of dropping frames and playback via glitches over the firewire, and I fixed this problem by changing the priority of the application under the task manager!

PK

choxie wrote on 12/6/2001, 3:22 AM

Anyone know what wmfplug2.dll is for?

CDM wrote on 12/6/2001, 8:45 AM

windows media?

SonyIMC wrote on 12/6/2001, 11:53 AM

Does this happen with any type of file or only particular ones? (*.wma, *.wmv)

choxie wrote on 12/7/2001, 2:31 AM

Actually it seems to happen only with several files that have one thing in common. They all have .mpg extensions, and when I select them in the explorer pane at the bottom of VV 3 it says they are Microsoft MPEG 4. I'll just convert them to another format first, as other types appear to be working just fine.

FadeToBlack wrote on 12/7/2001, 3:21 AM

SonyIMC wrote on 12/7/2001, 10:56 AM

Microsoft MPEG 4 is a compression codec inteded for use with ASF/WMV files. A few people have "hacked" it out of the wmp install to render *.avi's with it. These *.avi's are not guaranteed to work in Vegas and may result in the crashing vehavior choxie is experiencing.

choxie wrote on 12/8/2001, 3:31 AM

I finally got a way around this. I could not find ONE program that would convert both the audio and video portions. I ended up having to use Vegas 3 to render the audio as a wave, then use TMPGenc to render the video as an mpeg2, then multiplex it. Just in case anyone wanted to know. Thanks for all the help.