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| evropej |
| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 02:13 AM |
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What media format do you have, compression and container?
Can you post a small clip of the video?
Last time someone had this issue, they actually had black bars in the video and the software was not adding them.
Some capture programs add this to the video when you capture it and you cant see it in media player because its black background by default.
You have to crop them out if thats the case.
This is all guessing since I have nothing to work with here. |
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| Xebarsis |
| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 03:27 AM |
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EDIT:
I posted earlier that I thought I fixed the problem with the black bars being removed. If I choose the stretch option then the black bars go away, however if I join any two or more files together and save them as an .avi, the file is saved with black bars on the edges even though stretch is selected. Apparently joining files causes those retarded black bars to appear even if I have it set for "stretch" instead of "black bars."
I know the software is adding the black bars because if I play the video in its raw format (like 4 gigs for 2 minutes of video), there are no black bars. I've recorded it with FRAPs and used whatever the default compressor is. (I don't know the name of the default compressor that Freemake Video Converter uses.)
If anyone knows how to fix the issue with VirtualDub claiming I'm "out of memory" then I won't have to deal with this black bar bug. Or if anyone knows how to eliminate the black bars when making a video out of multiple segments, that would work too.
This is very frustrating. All I want to do is append .AVI segments that are recorded from FRAPS, compress them into one file, and not have black bars.  |
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| evropej |
| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 01:22 PM |
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I use fraps all the time and never have this issue with virtualdub. It has to be the resolution at which you are recording which is causing the errors.
If you video is not in the format which you are compressing, the software will add the bars since there is no information.
If you select the correct aspect ration, the bars will not be added.
I use freemake all the time and it never does what you have mentioned with any file, fraps included.
Open your file in virtualdub and got file info. Paste the file info here so we know what you are working with. |
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| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 08:33 PM |
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Have a read of the virtualdub help manual by selecting F1 or Help > contents
video > filters > add > null transform > cropping
or
video > filters > add > Resize
Can be a DAR and PAR problem for the codec itself not to pick correct AR to use for display. If you know it is 16:9 and is shown as like 4:3 better to find another codec to use with virtualdub.
Other codecs
FFmpeg Input Driver or FFDshow tryouts and other codecs are listed in this thread
http://forums.virtualdub.org/index.php?act...=ST&f=7&t=19488
Gain detailed info of media your working -with- these
Gspot
MediaInfo
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| Xebarsis |
| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 10:32 PM |
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Also, NOW if I try to use VirtualDub to append avi segments, resize to 1280 x 720, compress using DivX Codec (2 logical CPUs), and then save as .AVI the whole thing just crashes instead of telling me I'm out of memory. It says this:
An exception occurred in module 'KERNELBASE'.
I clicked debug and then the crash report itself crashed afterwards. |
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| evropej |
| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 10:34 PM |
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Its FRAPS video format FPS1 but the video dimensions will depend on what resolution the game was recorded in.
I have tested a capture of fraps video with current xvid at 1080 and it works fine.
Resized down to 720 and it works fine.
The memory error is believe is strictly related to dimensions, I highly likely guess. |
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| Xebarsis |
| Posted: Jul 27 2011, 11:17 PM |
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| QUOTE (evropej @ Jul 27 2011, 10:34 PM) | Its FRAPS video format FPS1 but the video dimensions will depend on what resolution the game was recorded in.
I have tested a capture of fraps video with current xvid at 1080 and it works fine.
Resized down to 720 and it works fine.
The memory error is believe is strictly related to dimensions, I highly likely guess. |
I don't understand how though because I've literally made more than 100 videos this way. I always record with FRAPs with my original resolution of 1440 x 900 and resize it to 1280 x 720 with no problems at all. I don't understand why I was getting the out of memory errror, and now I'm not sure why it decides to crash instead.
Here's one of the videos, it originated at 1440 x 900 and I resized it to 1280 x 720 by appending the avi segments, resizing to 1280 x 720, and compressing it with the DivX codec and saving as an .AVI file.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rk-7Y23JgEY
Now some reason if I follow these exact steps VirtualDub just crashes. (Yesterday it gave the out of memory error, but now it just crashes.) |
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| evropej |
| Posted: Jul 28 2011, 12:26 AM |
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Have you rebooted?
Nice video by the way. |
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| Xebarsis |
| Posted: Jul 28 2011, 12:48 AM |
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| QUOTE (evropej @ Jul 28 2011, 12:26 AM) | Have you rebooted?
Nice video by the way. |
I've rebooted several times, and thanks. |
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| evropej |
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Have you tried turning off video acceleration settings in vdub?
options, preferences.
I have no idea why all of a sudden you have this issue.
The next step would be to create a new user from the control panel in windows and see if this is registry corruption. |
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| Xebarsis |
| Posted: Jul 28 2011, 05:24 AM |
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| QUOTE (evropej @ Jul 28 2011, 12:54 AM) | Have you tried turning off video acceleration settings in vdub?
options, preferences.
I have no idea why all of a sudden you have this issue.
The next step would be to create a new user from the control panel in windows and see if this is registry corruption. |
I've never had 3D video acceleration enabled.
Do you suggest I make a new user and try VirtualDub on it? |
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| evropej |
| Posted: Jul 28 2011, 01:59 PM |
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Creating a new user in windows is a easy way to troubleshoot user specific registry errors.
I would suggest launching the registry editor but this is more riskier.
Its a easy thing to try so give it a wirl and see what happens.
I am leaning towards this solution since you have mentioned that this process has worked for you in the past. |
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| Xebarsis |
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I created a new user and tried it out, and I got the crash error again.
"An exception occurred in module 'KERNELBASE'."
Here's the crash report if it can be of any use:
| CODE | VirtualDub crash report -- build 32842 (release)
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Disassembly:
75c8b920: fd std
75c8b921: b2ff mov dl, 0ffh
75c8b923: ff8b0d5411c8 dec dword ptr [ebx-37eeabf3]
75c8b929: 7589 jnz 75c8b8b4
75c8b92b: 48 dec eax
75c8b92c: 1ce8 sbb al, 0e8h
75c8b92e: ef out dx, eax
75c8b92f: b2ff mov dl, 0ffh
75c8b931: ffc7 inc edi
75c8b933: 40 inc eax
75c8b934: 2084aac875e8e3 and [edx+ebp*4-1c178a38], al
75c8b93b: b2ff mov dl, 0ffh
75c8b93d: ffc7 inc edi
75c8b93f: 40 inc eax
75c8b940: 24ad and al, 0adh
75c8b942: aa stosb
75c8b943: c875c3cc enter c375, 0cch
75c8b947: cc int 3
75c8b948: cc int 3
75c8b949: cc int 3
75c8b94a: cc int 3
75c8b94b: e8d1b2ffff call 75c86c21
75c8b950: 33c9 xor ecx, ecx
75c8b952: 8178205baac875 cmp dword ptr [eax+20h], 75c8aa5b
75c8b959: 0f94c1 setz cl
75c8b95c: 8bc1 mov eax, ecx
75c8b95e: c3 ret
75c8b95f: cc int 3
75c8b960: cc int 3
75c8b961: cc int 3
75c8b962: cc int 3
75c8b963: cc int 3
75c8b964: 8bff mov edi, edi
75c8b966: 55 push ebp
75c8b967: 8bec mov ebp, esp
75c8b969: 83ec50 sub esp, 50h
75c8b96c: 8b4508 mov eax, [ebp+08h]
75c8b96f: 8945b0 mov [ebp-50h], eax
75c8b972: 8b450c mov eax, [ebp+0ch]
75c8b975: 83e001 and eax, 01h
75c8b978: 8945b4 mov [ebp-4ch], eax
75c8b97b: 33c0 xor eax, eax
75c8b97d: 8945b8 mov [ebp-48h], eax
75c8b980: c745bc64b9c875 mov dword ptr [ebp-44h], 75c8b964
75c8b987: 394514 cmp [ebp+14h], eax
75c8b98a: 7423 jz 75c8b9af
75c8b98c: 8b4510 mov eax, [ebp+10h]
75c8b98f: 83f80f cmp eax, 0fh
75c8b992: 7603 jbe 75c8b997
75c8b994: 6a0f push 0fh
75c8b996: 58 pop eax
75c8b997: 8945c0 mov [ebp-40h], eax
75c8b99a: c1e002 shl eax, 02h
75c8b99d: 50 push eax
75c8b99e: ff7514 push dword ptr [ebp+14h]
75c8b9a1: 8d45c4 lea eax, [ebp-3ch]
75c8b9a4: 50 push eax
75c8b9a5: e858ad0200 call 75cb6702
75c8b9aa: 83c40c add esp, 0ch
75c8b9ad: eb03 jmp 75c8b9b2
75c8b9af: 8945c0 mov [ebp-40h], eax
75c8b9b2: 8d45b0 lea eax, [ebp-50h]
75c8b9b5: 50 push eax
75c8b9b6: ff155c11c875 call dword ptr [75c8115c]
75c8b9bc: c9 leave <-- FAULT
75c8b9bd: c21000 ret 0010
75c8b9c0: cc int 3
75c8b9c1: cc int 3
75c8b9c2: cc int 3
75c8b9c3: cc int 3
75c8b9c4: cc int 3
75c8b9c5: 8bff mov edi, edi
75c8b9c7: 55 push ebp
75c8b9c8: 8bec mov ebp, esp
75c8b9ca: 56 push esi
75c8b9cb: 8b7508 mov esi, [ebp+08h]
75c8b9ce: 83fef4 cmp esi, 0f4h
75c8b9d1: 7218 jc 75c8b9eb
75c8b9d3: 83fef6 cmp esi, 0f6h
75c8b9d6: 7713 ja 75c8b9eb
75c8b9d8: 8d4508 lea eax, [ebp+08h]
75c8b9db: 50 push eax
75c8b9dc: 6a00 push 00h
75c8b9de: 56 push esi
75c8b9df: e8dd020000 call 75c8bcc1
75c8b9e4: 85c0 test eax, eax
75c8b9e6: 7403 jz 75c8b9eb
75c8b9e8: 8b7508 mov esi, [ebp+08h]
75c8b9eb: 56 push esi
75c8b9ec: ff153410c875 call dword ptr [75c81034]
75c8b9f2: 5e pop esi
75c8b9f3: 85c0 test eax, eax
75c8b9f5: 7c05 jl 75c8b9fc
75c8b9f7: 33c0 xor eax, eax
75c8b9f9: 40 inc eax
75c8b9fa: eb08 jmp 75c8ba04
75c8b9fc: 50 push eax
75c8b9fd: e810b30200 call 75cb6d12
75c8ba02: 33c0 xor eax, eax
75c8ba04: 5d pop ebp
75c8ba05: c20400 ret 0004
75c8ba08: cc int 3
75c8ba09: cc int 3
75c8ba0a: cc int 3
75c8ba0b: cc int 3
75c8ba0c: cc int 3
75c8ba0d: 8bff mov edi, edi
75c8ba0f: 55 push ebp
75c8ba10: 8bec mov ebp, esp
75c8ba12: 8b450c mov eax, [ebp+0ch]
75c8ba15: 83f8f4 cmp eax, 0f4h
75c8ba18: 742c jz 75c8ba46
75c8ba1a: 83f8f5 cmp eax, 0f5h
75c8ba1d: 7416 jz 75c8ba35
75c8ba1f: 83 db 83h
Built on Aegis on Fri Dec 24 13:18:44 2010 using compiler version 1400
Windows 6.1 (Windows Vista x64 build 7601) [Service Pack 1]
EAX = 0018f938
EBX = 01f11328
ECX = 00000003
EDX = 00000000
EBP = 0018f988
ESI = 0065d420
EDI = 00000000
ESP = 0018f938
EIP = 75c8b9bc
EFLAGS = 00000212
FPUCW = 027f
FPUTW = ffff
Crash reason: Unhandled Microsoft C++ Exception
Crash context:
An exception occurred in module 'KERNELBASE'.
Pointer dumps:
EAX 0018f938: e06d7363 00000001 00000000 75c8b9bc 00000003 19930520 0018f9d0 00629304
EBX 01f11328: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ESI 0065d420: 00621588 005f4ac0 00000000 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ESP 0018f938: e06d7363 00000001 00000000 75c8b9bc 00000003 19930520 0018f9d0 00629304
0018f958: 00000088 005ba530 01e81460 00000000 01f11328 0065d420 0018f97c 005bad1e
0018f978: 0065d4e8 0018f9bc 005bbc2a 00000008 0018f9c0 005b392b e06d7363 00000001
0018f998: 00000003 0018f9b4 e06d7363 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000003 19930520
EBP 0018f988: 0018f9c0 005b392b e06d7363 00000001 00000003 0018f9b4 e06d7363 00000001
0018f9a8: 00000000 00000000 00000003 19930520 0018f9d0 00629304 0018f9dc 005b34fc
0018f9c8: 0018f9d0 00629304 00621588 005f4ac0 00000000 00640d1c 0055305e 155b800f
0018f9e8: 00000000 01f11218 01f112e0 01f11328 155b8000 00001950 00640d1c 155b8000
Thread call stack:
75c8b9bc: KERNELBASE!RaiseException [75c80000+b964+58]
75c8b9bc: KERNELBASE!RaiseException [75c80000+b964+58]
005ba530: _encode_pointer()
005bad1e: _unlock()
005bbc2a: _unlockexit()
005b392b: _CxxThrowException@8()
005b34fc: (special)()
0055305e: VDPixmapBuffer::init()
00477f40: VDRenderOutputBufferTracker::Init()
00423079: VDDubVideoProcessor::SetVideoFilterOutput()
00419bf4: Dubber::Go()
004630f5: VDProject::RunOperation()
004134c7: SaveAVI()
004608ca: VDProject::SaveAVI()
004528b1: SaveAVI()
00465890: VDProjectUI::SaveAVIAsk()
0046c4e6: VDProjectUI::MenuHit()
75e16b00: USER32!gapfnScSendMessage [75e00000+15fc8+b38]
004794a0: VDUIFrame::DefProc()
0046da41: _catch$?MainWndProc@VDProjectUI@@IAEJIIJ@Z$0()
00465ac0: VDProjectUI::WndProc()
00479b65: VDUIFrame::StaticWndProc()
75e162fa: USER32!gapfnScSendMessage [75e00000+15fc8+332]
75e16d3a: USER32!GetThreadDesktop [75e00000+16c63+d7]
75e16ce9: USER32!GetThreadDesktop [75e00000+16c63+86]
77af011a: ntdll!KiUserCallbackDispatcher [77ae0000+100ec+2e]
75e177c4: USER32!CharPrevW [75e00000+1768c+138]
75e260dc: USER32!PeekMessageA [75e00000+25f74+168]
75e17bca: USER32!DispatchMessageA [75e00000+17bbb+f]
00452596: WinMain@16()
005b78db: __tmainCRTStartup()
7744339a: kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk [77430000+13388+12]
77b19ed2: ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain [77ae0000+39e6f+63]
77b19ea5: ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain [77ae0000+39e6f+36]
-- End of report |
At least it's not telling me I'm out of memory anymore. |
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| phaeron |
| Posted: Aug 1 2011, 12:30 AM |
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Uh, well, actually it still is. The crash you're getting is due to an out of memory error which isn't getting handled as gracefully as it should. What I can't figure out is how you're running into this situation with a 1440x900 resolution. Does this happen if you avoid using the DivX codec and just write out an uncompressed file? It would help if you could narrow down the trigger.
Also, if you could try the 1.10.1 beta in the testing forum, that would also help. It's unlikely to fare any better, but it prints out additional information in the crash dump about memory status. That will confirm if you are actually running out of memory or if there is a weirder problem going on like excess fragmentation.
BTW, even though you have 8GB of memory, 32-bit programs can only use 2-4GB of it at most... not that even that should be a problem here.
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| Xebarsis |
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I did some testing, and here's what it came up with:
1.9.11 (stable), 32-bit (x86) version
Uncompressed: Works.
Resize only: Out of memory error.
Compression only: Invalid width error.
Resize + Compression: Out of memory error.
1.10.1 Beta version 32 bit
Uncompressed: Works
Resize only: Crash. An exception occurred in module 'KERNELBASE'.
Compression only: Invalid width error.
Resize + Compression: Crash. An exception occurred in module 'KERNELBASE'.
Some reason my original version of VirtualDub is causing the out of memory error again, as opposed to crashing like it used to. However, the new beta version causes a crash. Here are the results of the crashinfo.txt from version 1.10.1:
| CODE | VirtualDub crash report -- build 34610 (release)
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Disassembly:
7633b920: fd std
7633b921: b2ff mov dl, 0ffh
7633b923: ff8b0d541133 dec dword ptr [ebx+3311540d]
7633b929: 7689 jbe 7633b8b4
7633b92b: 48 dec eax
7633b92c: 1ce8 sbb al, 0e8h
7633b92e: ef out dx, eax
7633b92f: b2ff mov dl, 0ffh
7633b931: ffc7 inc edi
7633b933: 40 inc eax
7633b934: 2084aa3376e8e3 and [edx+ebp*4-1c1789cd], al
7633b93b: b2ff mov dl, 0ffh
7633b93d: ffc7 inc edi
7633b93f: 40 inc eax
7633b940: 24ad and al, 0adh
7633b942: aa stosb
7633b943: 3376c3 xor esi, [esi-3dh]
7633b946: cc int 3
7633b947: cc int 3
7633b948: cc int 3
7633b949: cc int 3
7633b94a: cc int 3
7633b94b: e8d1b2ffff call 76336c21
7633b950: 33c9 xor ecx, ecx
7633b952: 8178205baa3376 cmp dword ptr [eax+20h], 7633aa5b
7633b959: 0f94c1 setz cl
7633b95c: 8bc1 mov eax, ecx
7633b95e: c3 ret
7633b95f: cc int 3
7633b960: cc int 3
7633b961: cc int 3
7633b962: cc int 3
7633b963: cc int 3
7633b964: 8bff mov edi, edi
7633b966: 55 push ebp
7633b967: 8bec mov ebp, esp
7633b969: 83ec50 sub esp, 50h
7633b96c: 8b4508 mov eax, [ebp+08h]
7633b96f: 8945b0 mov [ebp-50h], eax
7633b972: 8b450c mov eax, [ebp+0ch]
7633b975: 83e001 and eax, 01h
7633b978: 8945b4 mov [ebp-4ch], eax
7633b97b: 33c0 xor eax, eax
7633b97d: 8945b8 mov [ebp-48h], eax
7633b980: c745bc64b93376 mov dword ptr [ebp-44h], 7633b964
7633b987: 394514 cmp [ebp+14h], eax
7633b98a: 7423 jz 7633b9af
7633b98c: 8b4510 mov eax, [ebp+10h]
7633b98f: 83f80f cmp eax, 0fh
7633b992: 7603 jbe 7633b997
7633b994: 6a0f push 0fh
7633b996: 58 pop eax
7633b997: 8945c0 mov [ebp-40h], eax
7633b99a: c1e002 shl eax, 02h
7633b99d: 50 push eax
7633b99e: ff7514 push dword ptr [ebp+14h]
7633b9a1: 8d45c4 lea eax, [ebp-3ch]
7633b9a4: 50 push eax
7633b9a5: e858ad0200 call 76366702
7633b9aa: 83c40c add esp, 0ch
7633b9ad: eb03 jmp 7633b9b2
7633b9af: 8945c0 mov [ebp-40h], eax
7633b9b2: 8d45b0 lea eax, [ebp-50h]
7633b9b5: 50 push eax
7633b9b6: ff155c113376 call dword ptr [7633115c]
7633b9bc: c9 leave <-- FAULT
7633b9bd: c21000 ret 0010
7633b9c0: cc int 3
7633b9c1: cc int 3
7633b9c2: cc int 3
7633b9c3: cc int 3
7633b9c4: cc int 3
7633b9c5: 8bff mov edi, edi
7633b9c7: 55 push ebp
7633b9c8: 8bec mov ebp, esp
7633b9ca: 56 push esi
7633b9cb: 8b7508 mov esi, [ebp+08h]
7633b9ce: 83fef4 cmp esi, 0f4h
7633b9d1: 7218 jc 7633b9eb
7633b9d3: 83fef6 cmp esi, 0f6h
7633b9d6: 7713 ja 7633b9eb
7633b9d8: 8d4508 lea eax, [ebp+08h]
7633b9db: 50 push eax
7633b9dc: 6a00 push 00h
7633b9de: 56 push esi
7633b9df: e8dd020000 call 7633bcc1
7633b9e4: 85c0 test eax, eax
7633b9e6: 7403 jz 7633b9eb
7633b9e8: 8b7508 mov esi, [ebp+08h]
7633b9eb: 56 push esi
7633b9ec: ff1534103376 call dword ptr [76331034]
7633b9f2: 5e pop esi
7633b9f3: 85c0 test eax, eax
7633b9f5: 7c05 jl 7633b9fc
7633b9f7: 33c0 xor eax, eax
7633b9f9: 40 inc eax
7633b9fa: eb08 jmp 7633ba04
7633b9fc: 50 push eax
7633b9fd: e810b30200 call 76366d12
7633ba02: 33c0 xor eax, eax
7633ba04: 5d pop ebp
7633ba05: c20400 ret 0004
7633ba08: cc int 3
7633ba09: cc int 3
7633ba0a: cc int 3
7633ba0b: cc int 3
7633ba0c: cc int 3
7633ba0d: 8bff mov edi, edi
7633ba0f: 55 push ebp
7633ba10: 8bec mov ebp, esp
7633ba12: 8b450c mov eax, [ebp+0ch]
7633ba15: 83f8f4 cmp eax, 0f4h
7633ba18: 742c jz 7633ba46
7633ba1a: 83f8f5 cmp eax, 0f5h
7633ba1d: 7416 jz 7633ba35
7633ba1f: 83 db 83h
Built on Althena on Sat Jun 18 14:40:53 2011 using compiler version 1400
Windows 6.1 (Windows 7 x64 build 7601) [Service Pack 1]
Memory status: virtual free 1449M/2048M, commit limit 16381M, physical total 8192M
EAX = 0018f8e8
EBX = 020373c8
ECX = 00000003
EDX = 00000000
EBP = 0018f938
ESI = 0069dba0
EDI = 00000000
ESP = 0018f8e8
EIP = 7633b9bc
EFLAGS = 00000216
FPUCW = 027f
FPUTW = ffff
Crash reason: Unhandled Microsoft C++ Exception
Crash context:
An exception occurred in module 'KERNELBASE'.
Pointer dumps:
EAX 0018f8e8: e06d7363 00000001 00000000 7633b9bc 00000003 19930520 0018f980 00660b58
EBX 020373c8: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ESI 0069dba0: 00658d94 00626f08 00000000 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ESP 0018f8e8: e06d7363 00000001 00000000 7633b9bc 00000003 19930520 0018f980 00660b58
0018f908: 00000098 005e58e7 003f14d0 00000000 020373c8 0069dba0 0018f92c 005e60de
0018f928: 0069dc68 0018f96c 005e6fea 00000008 0018f970 005dedab e06d7363 00000001
0018f948: 00000003 0018f964 e06d7363 00000001 00000000 00000000 00000003 19930520
EBP 0018f938: 0018f970 005dedab e06d7363 00000001 00000003 0018f964 e06d7363 00000001
0018f958: 00000000 00000000 00000003 19930520 0018f980 00660b58 0018f98c 005de97c
0018f978: 0018f980 00660b58 00658d94 00626f08 00000000 0067b34c 00553d9e 155b800f
0018f998: 00000000 02050f38 02037380 020373c8 155b8000 00001950 0067b34c 155b8000
Thread call stack:
7633b9bc: KERNELBASE!RaiseException [76330000+b964+58]
7633b9bc: KERNELBASE!RaiseException [76330000+b964+58]
005e58e7: _encode_pointer()
005e60de: _unlock()
005e6fea: _unlockexit()
005dedab: _CxxThrowException@8()
005de97c: (special)()
00553d9e: VDPixmapBuffer::init()
004899f0: VDRenderOutputBufferTracker::Init()
00425a11: VDDubVideoProcessor::SetVideoFilterOutput()
0041b778: Dubber::Go()
004714a9: VDProject::RunOperation()
00414f7d: SaveAVI()
0046f18c: VDProject::SaveAVI()
0045fdc1: SaveAVI()
00474a60: VDProjectUI::SaveAVIAsk()
0047d146: VDProjectUI::MenuHit()
765e6b00: USER32!gapfnScSendMessage [765d0000+15fc8+b38]
0048b590: VDUIFrame::DefProc()
0047e707: _catch$?MainWndProc@VDProjectUI@@IAEJIIJ@Z$0()
00474ce0: VDProjectUI::WndProc()
0048bc95: VDUIFrame::StaticWndProc()
765e62fa: USER32!gapfnScSendMessage [765d0000+15fc8+332]
765e6d3a: USER32!GetThreadDesktop [765d0000+16c63+d7]
765e6ce9: USER32!GetThreadDesktop [765d0000+16c63+86]
76f0011a: ntdll!KiUserCallbackDispatcher [76ef0000+100ec+2e]
765e77c4: USER32!CharPrevW [765d0000+1768c+138]
765f60dc: USER32!PeekMessageA [765d0000+25f74+168]
765e7bca: USER32!DispatchMessageA [765d0000+17bbb+f]
0045faa6: WinMain@16()
005e2df6: __tmainCRTStartup()
74ad339a: kernel32!BaseThreadInitThunk [74ac0000+13388+12]
76f29ed2: ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain [76ef0000+39e6f+63]
76f29ea5: ntdll!RtlInitializeExceptionChain [76ef0000+39e6f+36]
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