Crash when rendering

True-Gossiper · #1 (**permalink**) 12-05-2006, 09:47 AM

I got into this trouble ONLY when I want to render video into .wmv :

Code:

Sony Vegas 5.0
Version 5.0b (Build 160)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0xFFD8FFFF IP:0xC382E52
In Module 'lameACM.acm' at Address 0xC380000 + 0x2E52
Thread: GUI ID=0xFC4 Stack=0x11C000-0x130000
Registers:
 EAX=ffd90000 CS=001b EIP=0c382e52 EFLGS=00290286
 EBX=001add6c SS=0023 ESP=0011c23c EBP=0011c2bc
 ECX=001adde6 DS=0023 ESI=001adde6 FS=003b
 EDX=00140608 ES=0023 EDI=001addb4 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
 0C382E52: 8A 48 FF 48 84 C9 74 0B .H.H..t.
 0C382E5A: 80 F9 FF 74 06 FE C9 88 ...t....
Stack Dump:
 0011C23C: 001ADD70  00140000 + 6DD70 
 0011C240: 0C38128E  0C380000 + 128E (lameACM.acm)
 0011C244: 00000001 
 0011C248: 0C388E20  0C380000 + 8E20 (lameACM.acm)
 0011C24C: 001ADD60  00140000 + 6DD60 
 0011C250: 001ADD60  00140000 + 6DD60 
 0011C254: 001ADD60  00140000 + 6DD60 
 0011C258: 001ADD70  00140000 + 6DD70 
 0011C25C: 001ADDB4  00140000 + 6DDB4 
 0011C260: 0011C288  00030000 + EC288 
 0011C264: 0C3C34F7  0C380000 + 434F7 (lameACM.acm)
 0011C268: 00000006 
 0011C26C: 0C382638  0C380000 + 2638 (lameACM.acm)
 0011C270: 001ADD60  00140000 + 6DD60 
 0011C274: 0C388FA0  0C380000 + 8FA0 (lameACM.acm)
 0011C278: 00000001 
> 0011C27C: 0C388E20  0C380000 + 8E20 (lameACM.acm)
- - -
 0012FFF0: 00000000 
 0012FFF4: 00000000 
 0012FFF8: 0072DE90  00400000 + 32DE90 (vegas50.exe)
 0012FFFC: 00000000

Help please?

Aottens · #2 (**permalink**) 12-05-2006, 11:11 AM

You could reinstal the program, that fixes a lot problems. Maybe it works.

Grazie · #3 (**permalink**) 12-05-2006, 03:41 PM

Originally Posted by True-Gossiper

I got into this trouble ONLY when I want to render video into .wmv :

[code]Sony Vegas 5.0
Version 5.0b (Build 160)

Help please?

Questions?

#1 - Usage?: Have you successfully rendered to WMV from Vegas 5b before now? If so how long ago?

#2 - Pre-render: Are you rendering from a PRE-rendered AVI file? I know it takes up space, but I always render to an AVI first. Apart from anything else if something should go silly at least you do have an AVI to fall back on and you DON'T have to wait for that extra rendering.

#3 - Windows Encoder: If you are hell bent on producing a WMV file try using the free Windows Encoder. It has a lot of functionality. I have not like the results I get via Vegas.

#4 - Housekeeping: How much free space do you have on how many HDs? Make sure you have a nice lump of free space to render to.

#5 - Reinstall: Yeah, kinda, but I'd do #4 above and then #2 just to see if it made a difference first. The you would have a TEST-positive to take on board for the future. Hey if it DOESN'T improve you could at least say you have real estate to play with? Yeah? Another thing is that I render to different HD from my Media HDs.

There are other things we could try out. IS your PC struggling to render? If straight to WMV, with loadsa FXs and so on, the MATHS is up against an overheating CPU. Again, having an AVI to start with, the majority of the maths is done? I had this with MPG rendering. My cooling fans were clogged with dust, hair and old McDonald wrappers. OK, I was joking about the hair!

True-Gossiper · #4 (**permalink**) 12-06-2006, 12:22 PM

Aottens, I've tried to reinstall the prog two times with no result.

Grazie, I'm a lover af wmv format, so yes I always successfully render to it before. The problem appear after I install the latest K-Lite Full Codec Pack 2.80. After posting this thread, I re-install back to my old codec, K-Lite Mega Codec 1.33, and the problem disappears. Too bad I can't use the latest update. I hope this could be a helpful reference for future problem.

But I'll try that Windows Encoder you talk about, Grazie, thanks.

Marc Peters · #5 (**permalink**) 12-06-2006, 12:47 PM

Moral? Codec packs cause more problems than they solve. Simply put, you don't need them.

Grazie · #6 (**permalink**) 12-06-2006, 01:45 PM

Do you have "Ignore 3rd Party Codecs" enabled in Preferences? - Maybe if you have/had this LATEST one is recognised AS a 3rd Party one NOW but wasn't previously?

Mark W · #7 (**permalink**) 12-08-2006, 08:11 PM

Originally Posted by Marc Peters

Moral? Codec packs cause more problems than they solve. Simply put, you don't need them.

Have to say i agree. I have recently built a new pc and I have only installed the codecs i use one at a time. Previous pc had a few codec packs... so far this pc edits just about everythnig, whereas my old one was getting very weird, especially on dvix.