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Vdub Crash With Ffvdub.vdf, Cannot load settings with ffvdub.vdf
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GeneV
Posted: Sep 17 2014, 01:50 PM


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I'm using VirtualDub 1.10.4 AMD64 und the 64 bit-version of the ffdshow-plugin 'ffvdub.vcf'.
I can load this plugin in vdub and I can deploy it. I can also save the vdub-settings with this plugin ('save processing settings').
But whenever I try to load the settings again ('load processing settings'), vdub crashes. I.e. vdub comes up with a message box called 'VirtualDub Program Failure', saying 'Ooops -- VirtualDub has crashed. ...'
I've tried the same with 32-bit version and everything worked fine.
But it would be nice, if the 64-bit version worked properly, too.
My system is Windows Ultimate 64-bit with the latest updates and I've installed 64-Bit ffdshow rev4532.
As required I'm adding the complete 'crashinfo.txt'
CODE

VirtualDub crash report -- build 35491 (release-AMD64)
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Disassembly:
7fef73210e0: 304188          xor    [rcx-78h], al
7fef73210e3: 41034183        add    eax, [r9-7dh]
7fef73210e7: e8034983c1      call   b8b559ef
7fef73210ec: 0448            add    al, 48h
7fef73210ee: 83c203          add    edx, 03h
7fef73210f1: 4585c0          test   eax, r8d
7fef73210f4: 0f8f39ffffff    jg     f7321033
7fef73210fa: 488b3c24        mov    rdi, [rsp]
7fef73210fe: 488b742418      mov    rsi, [rsp+18h]
7fef7321103: 488b5c2410      mov    rbx, [rsp+10h]
7fef7321108: 41c60100        mov    byte ptr [r9], 00h
7fef732110c: 4883c408        add    rsp, 08h
7fef7321110: c3              ret    
7fef7321111: c60100          mov    byte ptr [rcx], 00h
7fef7321114: 4883c408        add    rsp, 08h
7fef7321118: c3              ret    
7fef7321119: cc              int    3
7fef732111a: cc              int    3
7fef732111b: cc              int    3
7fef732111c: cc              int    3
7fef732111d: cc              int    3
7fef732111e: cc              int    3
7fef732111f: cc              int    3
7fef7321120: 4053            push   ebx
7fef7321122: 56              push   esi
7fef7321123: 57              push   edi
7fef7321124: 4156            push   esi
7fef7321126: 4157            push   edi
7fef7321128: 4883ec20        sub    rsp, 20h
7fef732112c: 48896c2458      mov    [rsp+58h], rbp
7fef7321131: 4d63f0          movsxd r14, eax
7fef7321134: 488bda          mov    rbx, edx
7fef7321137: 488b542450      mov    rdx, [rsp+50h]
7fef732113c: 4c89642460      mov    [rsp+60h], r12
7fef7321141: 488bf1          mov    rsi, ecx
7fef7321144: 4c03f1          add    esi, ecx
7fef7321147: 4c8d3db29e0100  lea    r15, [f733b000]
7fef732114e: 4c896c2468      mov    [rsp+68h], r13
7fef7321153: 66666666660f    db     0fh
7fef7321159: 1f              db     1fh
7fef732115a: 8400            test   [rax], al
7fef732115c: 0000            add    [rax], al
7fef732115e: 0000            add    [rax], al
7fef7321160: 0fb63b          movzx  edi, byte ptr [rbx]      <-- FAULT
7fef7321163: 48ffc3          inc    rbx
7fef7321166: 4084ff          test   bh, bh
7fef7321169: 0f8451010000    jz     f73212c0
7fef732116f: 400fbed7        movsx  edx, bh
7fef7321173: 498bcf          mov    rcx, edi
7fef7321176: e8bda60000      call   f732b838
7fef732117b: 488bd0          mov    rdx, eax
7fef732117e: 4885c0          test   eax, rax
7fef7321181: 74dd            jz     f7321160
7fef7321183: 4084ff          test   bh, bh
7fef7321186: 0f8434010000    jz     f73212c0
7fef732118c: 440fb6ea        movzx  ebp, dl
7fef7321190: 452aef          sub    ch, bh
7fef7321193: 66666666660f    db     0fh
7fef7321199: 1f              db     1fh
7fef732119a: 8400            test   [rax], al
7fef732119c: 0000            add    [rax], al
7fef732119e: 0000            add    [rax], al
7fef73211a0: 0fb63b          movzx  edi, byte ptr [rbx]
7fef73211a3: 48ffc3          inc    rbx
7fef73211a6: 4084ff          test   bh, bh
7fef73211a9: 0f8411010000    jz     f73212c0
7fef73211af: 400fbed7        movsx  edx, bh
7fef73211b3: 498bcf          mov    rcx, edi
7fef73211b6: e87da60000      call   f732b838
7fef73211bb: 488bd0          mov    rdx, eax
7fef73211be: 4885c0          test   eax, rax
7fef73211c1: 74dd            jz     f73211a0
7fef73211c3: 4084ff          test   bh, bh
7fef73211c6: 0f84f4000000    jz     f73212c0
7fef73211cc: 440fb6e2        movzx  esp, dl
7fef73211d0: 452ae7          sub    ah, bh
7fef73211d3: 66666666660f    db     0fh
7fef73211d9: 1f              db     1fh
7fef73211da: 8400            test   [rax], al
7fef73211dc: 0000            add    [rax], al
7fef73211de: 0000            add    [rax], al

Built on Althena on Sun Oct 27 16:00:02 2013 using compiler version 1400

Windows 6.1 (Windows 7 x64 build 7601) [Service Pack 1]
Memory status: virtual free 8388418M/8388608M, commit limit 32686M, physical total 32688M

RAX =              740
RBX =   7300200067006c
RCX =           12ede0
RDX =                0
RSI =           12ede0
RDI =              73d
RBP =           12f520
R8  =              73d
R9  =                2
R10 =          2557720
R11 =        1402cbef8
R12 =                2
R13 =          2554b50
R14 =           12f51d
R15 =      7fef733b000
RSP =           12ed60
RIP =      7fef7321160
EFLAGS = 00010206


Crash reason: Access Violation

Crash context:
An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'Veedub64'...

...reading address FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.

Pointer dumps:

RCX   0012ede0: 02b475d0 00000000 771556fd 00000000 00000000 00000000 02bf3460 00000000
RSI   0012ede0: 02b475d0 00000000 771556fd 00000000 00000000 00000000 02bf3460 00000000
RSP   0012ed60: 062a1e80 00000000 00000008 00000000 00000003 00000000 edc228a0 000007fe
     0012ed80: 00000002 00000000 00000002 00000000 0000073d 00000000 0254ef70 00000000
     0012eda0: 0012ede0 00000000 f7322125 000007fe 00000000 00000000 0012f520 00000000
     0012edc0: 00000002 00000000 02554b50 00000000 02c45a60 00000000 02bf3280 00000000
RBP   0012f520: 00000002 00000000 0205241b 0000d276 02554b50 00000000 4005d5d6 00000001
     0012f540: f73215b0 000007fe 0253a800 00000000 025581a0 00000000 fffffffe ffffffff
     0012f560: fffffffe ffffffff 402cbef8 00000001 02554b50 00000000 00000000 00000000
     0012f580: 00000001 00000000 00000001 00000000 02554b60 00000000 0253a800 00000000
R10   02557720: 00000001 00000000 40178e46 00000001 00000000 00000000 402fa9c4 00000001
R11   1402cbef8: 4012dd70 00000001 4012dd70 00000001 4012dd70 00000001 40055720 00000001
R13   02554b50: 402f9b20 00000001 02559440 00000000 02559e1d 00000000 0000073d 79726172
R14   0012f519: 00025594 02000000 00000000 1b000000 76020524 500000d2 0002554b d6000000
R15   7fef733b000: 44434241 48474645 4c4b4a49 504f4e4d 54535251 58575655 62615a59 66656463

Thread call stack:
7fef7321160: ffvdub{KLC-v10.7.1}!00001160
7fef7322125: ffvdub{KLC-v10.7.1}!VirtualdubFilterModuleDeinit [7fef7320000+1680+aa5]
771556fd: ntdll!VerSetConditionMask [77140000+14fc0+73d]
76f41a4a: kernel32!HeapFree [76f20000+21a40+a]
76f41a4a: kernel32!HeapFree [76f20000+21a40+a]
7feeda6184c: ffdshow!configureEnc [7feed900000+13cd30+24b1c]
7feff0a78f4: ole32!CoCreateInstance [7feff080000+27490+464]
7feedb797c7: ffdshow!DllGetClassObject [7feed900000+26e8b0+af17]
76f41a4a: kernel32!HeapFree [76f20000+21a40+a]
77193448: ntdll!RtlAllocateHeap [77140000+53360+e8]
77193448: ntdll!RtlAllocateHeap [77140000+53360+e8]
76f41a4a: kernel32!HeapFree [76f20000+21a40+a]
14028f317: alloc()
14029046e: (special)()
14028f317: alloc()
14005d4b3: ?$vector::_Construct_n()
7fef732210b: ffvdub{KLC-v10.7.1}!VirtualdubFilterModuleDeinit [7fef7320000+1680+a8b]
14005d5d6: FilterInstance::ScriptFunctionThunkVoid()
140178403: VDScriptInterpreter::InvokeMethod()
140178e46: VDScriptInterpreter::ParseValue()
140178e46: VDScriptInterpreter::ParseValue()
140178b1c: VDScriptInterpreter::ParseExpression()
1401767e8: VDScriptInterpreter::LookupObjectMember()
140176e7c: VDScriptInterpreter::Token()
140178a53: VDScriptInterpreter::ParseExpression()
140176d0e: VDScriptInterpreter::Token()
140178f3d: VDScriptInterpreter::ExecuteLine()
1400bb8b3: RunScript()
77065592: USER32!GetClassWord [77040000+25440+152]
1400a725d: VDProjectUI::LoadConfigurationAsk()
1400b3db6: VDProjectUI::MenuHit()
770575b0: USER32!SetWindowTextW [77040000+17054+55c]
1400c8a67: VDUIFrame::DefProc()
1400b56bc: VDProjectUI::MainWndProc()
7fefe2e0fe1: MSCTF!TF_GetThreadMgr [7fefe2c0000+20f54+8d]
7fefe2e035e: MSCTF!CtfImeDestroyInputContext [7fefe2c0000+1f1c0+119e]
7fefe2e05df: MSCTF!CtfImeDestroyInputContext [7fefe2c0000+1f1c0+141f]
770537e2: USER32!GetWindowLongPtrA [77040000+137c0+22]
1400c9695: VDUIFrame::StaticWndProc()
77059bd1: USER32!TranslateMessageEx [77040000+19930+2a1]
7fefe2e0f38: MSCTF!CtfImeProcessCicHotkey [7fefe2c0000+20e80+b8]
7fefe291b16: IMM32!ImmUnlockImeDpi [7fefe290000+1ac8+4e]
77059b43: USER32!TranslateMessageEx [77040000+19930+213]
770572cb: USER32!SetWindowTextW [77040000+17054+277]
77056829: USER32!IsDialogMessageW [77040000+166c0+169]
77059bef: USER32!TranslateMessageEx [77040000+19930+2bf]
771911f5: ntdll!KiUserCallbackDispatcher [77140000+511d6+1f]
771911f5: ntdll!KiUserCallbackDispatcher [77140000+511d6+1f]
770809a6: USER32!TranslateAccelerator [77040000+40944+62]
1400c8bed: VDUIFrame::TranslateAcceleratorMessage()
140086bf4: inMain()
1402977c1: _tmainCRTStartup()
76f359ed: kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk [76f20000+159e0+d]
7716c541: ntdll!RtlUserThreadStart [77140000+2c520+21]

-- End of report
 
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raffriff42
Posted: Sep 18 2014, 11:49 AM


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FFvdub has a load of options. Can you disable certain options to avoid the crash?

Could you post the settings file (*.vcf) please? That way we can try to duplicate your problem.

EDIT I forgot to mention I'm still on XP, so can't actually help here rolleyes.gif

FWIW, I tried your settings, and saved/loaded a few config's; everything seems to be working fine, in 32-bit.

This post has been edited by raffriff42 on Sep 18 2014, 07:55 PM
 
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GeneV
Posted: Sep 18 2014, 07:27 PM


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I disabled all settings in ffvdub and even disabled it in the vdub filter list. But still vdub crashes when I try to load the settings.
Here's the according settings file:
CODE

VirtualDub.audio.SetSource(1);
VirtualDub.audio.SetMode(0);
VirtualDub.audio.SetInterleave(1,500,1,0,0);
VirtualDub.audio.SetClipMode(1,1);
VirtualDub.audio.SetEditMode(1);
VirtualDub.audio.SetConversion(0,0,0,0,0);
VirtualDub.audio.SetVolume();
VirtualDub.audio.SetCompression();
VirtualDub.audio.EnableFilterGraph(0);
VirtualDub.video.SetInputFormat(15);
VirtualDub.video.SetOutputFormat(0);
VirtualDub.video.SetMode(3);
VirtualDub.video.SetSmartRendering(0);
VirtualDub.video.SetPreserveEmptyFrames(0);
VirtualDub.video.SetFrameRate2(0,0,1);
VirtualDub.video.SetIVTC(0, 0, 0, 0);
VirtualDub.video.SetCompression();
VirtualDub.video.filters.Clear();
VirtualDub.video.filters.Add("ffvdub");
VirtualDub.video.filters.instance[0].Config2(1853,"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");
VirtualDub.video.filters.instance[0].SetEnabled(false);
VirtualDub.audio.filters.Clear();

BTW, if I delete the entry 'VirtualDub.video.filters.instance[0].Config2(...' from the vcf-file, loading the settings works. But, of course, then no settings for ffvdub are loaded!
 
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Abrazo
Posted: Sep 18 2014, 08:29 PM


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I also tried with your settings file (in Windows 7 - 32 bit - VirtualDub 1.10.5) and have no problem when loading it.

The only difference I see when I save my own settings file is:

VirtualDub.video.SetInputFormat(0);

VirtualDub.video.filters.instance[0].Config2
(1853,"QlpoMTFBWSZTWQHP8HYABrv///////38f/3////////////39///////////////////0AYYeQCAI3QGk6gjJpMo0AADRoDQGmQ0MR6DU9CYGpkGg0HoyajT1H
qM0gab0p6manoajyTNRoZGTR6jamQyek0eo0No1NMaaamEYNT01PRiMmmg0Y1DpoAA0ATAAaAaCY0AAAGgAAAAACMATAAAAAAAAAAAAARgAAAGQEwG
mSEEEKeIJo/Uj1NBoAHkgbUAAAGgAADTQAA9QDQAAAAAAfqgAAekaDQD1AAPUAAB6h5T1EAAAAAaAAAAA0GgAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABoA
BIkKRimp6T1G2mlA0NNAAaAABoNAAAAaGRowhoyGgaNDygAAAAAaAAAAAA9TRp6Rk0AAAChyayruk5cxqVJGMKZgKASSSSDUg6gQjGoiSZIKCSCchwS0C
GmIFBpnQJMwjCZ1PEySBBNASQQEpO84dxGDoFAu7FogqhQKE5RE5ExDkzJGVBdOCC5IaBCJYJJClw4mdRt1ZRFJ198x/A4njMXkcbj8ZjsZmcj6Xp+rfe98Xy
Zm5SSQrDMK0kXTOLeHaIeEiBsytpFJwTcxjYwbeuMpjpmSnpOhZmIrZNZThVOxNdBKKcjQ4LFghQXtkMnJQkESGtTCjRXRiSQZjXdFmnmQRDlia5bTy5BIJDzL
7yKCDLS5hKMxUVVjrLuWuzakR01Iki0NV71xaFoGuWjUQVV7uDXhFwaxmM5RYW6TUuurNJESHNsReEQ9h04IuEJ7yo8cYrRPMqYwgseQMeY2ykGMVAuKEJ
3ARubi3cQIO4JkWJFg0uhjNSdzjQrcySBuo1c7i8UVyJfMJEkGwUbVZ04RBBAsF8aoV0hmUwRLAm5LImuZGZK0OOIGVgtvIkRRRe20GDNAsBilkLQWQ1UZVa
C3cmtEYibRN37AoxjErZl0xIJNK1assAhpOUIrMhpEmJQ0BRiIaQ2IqMRVY2EmAUaWBYCipCpSEqzBtsbTbabUMQijQ2ibCTSbAVloCbEpMRbYfBcleYO/vM1YC3
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Should it make any difference when you should replace these two items in your settings file ?
 
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dloneranger
Posted: Sep 18 2014, 08:38 PM


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I don't have virtualdub64 and ffdshow plugin here, but there's an easy way to check what the problem is in the 64bit version
It's either a problem with virtualdubs decoding of config2 or a problem with the ffdshow plugin itself
To test which it is, save and load processing settings with just a resize filter, as that also uses config2 for it's settings
If it doesn't crash then it's a problem with the plugin itself and nothing we can fix here

@Abrazo
You must have skipped the part where the crash only happens in the 64bit version of virtualdub/plugin

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It's possible you have found a bug. FFdshow is not as actively maintained as it once was, and ffvdub even less so.
(if I'm looking at the right folder here, ffvdub has not been updated since 2012)
 
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@dloneranger
I was aware that it only happens in 64-bit, but given the fact that the script for 64-bit also works for 32-bit, it was maybe worth to check with another syntax...
 
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@raffriff42
I'm aware that ffvdub has not been updated lately - unfortunately ('cause it's a great plugin with lots of functions). But as the problem only occurs in vdub 64-bit and not in the 32-bit version, it might be something that can be fixed in vdub.

@Abrazo
The different value for config2 also leads to a crash.
The settings saved with vdub-64 can be loaded in vdub-32 without a problem, only the vdub-64 crashes.

@dloneranger
Sorry, I didn't manage to get a vcf-file with Config2-entry by just using a resize filter. I only get an '.Config('-entry. Some advice, how to produce a vcf-file with Config2-entry without using ffvdub would be appreciated.
 
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dloneranger
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Sorry, that's my mistake
I am rebuilding my pc atm and as the compiler etc for virtualdub isn't installed yet, I just did a text search of the source files for config2
Resize has a config2, but it's not part of the script handling

I can't find config2 anywhere in the source files or the sdk??


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I can't find config2 anywhere in the source files or the sdk??

The strange thing is that in vdbub-32 these vcf-files with the Config2-entry can be opened without a problem.
 
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Abrazo
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I do not know the main reason for your question.

Maybe you just wanted to announce a problem with this plugin ?

On the other side, looking at the options of that plugin, I see that most of the features are also available via other plugins for VirtualDub ...

The fact of using other plugins to achieve the same goal, is that a solution for you ?

 
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The fact of using other plugins to achieve the same goal, is that a solution for you ?

Sure, it would!
But yet I haven't found 64-bit-plugins that do what I did with ffvdub - noise reduction and colour correction.
 
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dloneranger
Posted: Sep 24 2014, 04:53 AM


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@GeneV
I wonder if I can ask a question re your usage
Which part of the 64bit chain is it you find useful?
I have written a few plugins and keep the some others as up to date as possible
I haven't done a 64bit version of a my own plugins because there's nothing in them that needs it
So, is it the 64bit encoder that's better for you or anything else?

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So, is it the 64bit encoder that's better for you or anything else?

I'm using the 64bit version presuming it is more efficient.
However, I admit that I have not done real benchmarks against the 32bit version.
 
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dloneranger
Posted: Sep 24 2014, 04:27 PM


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64bit instructions are generally a bit slower, but can make up for it sometimes by being able to process twice as much data
That's a 'sometimes' though, in my plugins there was no advantage to using them at all

Encoders may be a bit faster though

What I do is run 32bit virtualdub so I can use all the plugins, but use the external encoder feature to use the 64bit encoders (x264 and qaac) and spit out .mkv's at the end with mkvtoolnix
(the external encoders are more flexible than the vfw ones virtualdub has to use as well)

On the other hand, I'm really not bothered if one version of the encoder is 5% quicker than the other - unless there's a immediately noticable speed up it's a 'who cares' kind of measurement
The only kind of speed up that really matters to me is one that moves something from drumming my fingers on the table to almost instant
Making an encode finish in 2 hours and 5 minutes instead of 2 hours and 15 minutes still leaves it in the 'does it really matter' catagory

Picking your plugins can provide more of a speedup/slowdown than anything else
For instance, my MultiAdjust plugin vs some others
Testing with 1 hour 30 minutes clip, full processing, uncompressed output, no audio, then run analysis to check speeds

No filters
4 mins 20 seconds (to get a baseline)

Built in Brightness/contrast filter
7 mins 53 seconds

Built in hsv filter
25 mins 40 seconds

MultiAdjust brightness/contrast/hue/saturation filter
5 mins 5 seconds

Extra time added by filters
Built in Brightness/contrast filter
3 mins 33 seconds
Built in hsv filter
21 mins 20 seconds
MultiAdjust
45 seconds

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Hope some of that is useful to you

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