The problem But NOT the problem, because It works, after changing stuff back and forth, read on, as the error there is not what i need help with.
An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'xvidcore'...
...writing address 00000000077C37E0. <--- of course this number can vary, but the crashes are commonly of this type.
The Weird stuff That finnaly gives me a clue:
To try and figure out WTF is doing this, I have kept re-making everything from scratch, resetting xvid, not using my stored processor settings , and Manually processing, instead of jobs.
Then this week i started troubleshooting by:
Start with a Fast compress only
add in the lame Mp3 converting (no longer direct)
Add in the filters one by one (after switching to full processing of course)
Through this long process everything works as it should, same frilling video, same settings.
Finnaly go back to Jobing it again (from scratch re-creating a new set of jobs), right back into crash land.
Crasy stuff works fine in all the testing, then fails again.
I am usually using full compress and all the filters.
This next time I switch to "normal Recompress" then back to "full recompress" and WTF it all works perfect, what just got done crashing as soon as it gets to the 2nd Pass. Now it does not crash at all.
Does anybody know why or what is changing that is causing a crash like this , when All i have to do is switch The Video Render setting back and forth and like magic the same EXACT thing that is a No-Go crash before will render out both passes like a dream?
History:
I have been using VirtualDub Lame and Xvid for years and years to process the heck out of TV junk for my portable devices.
When I fresh installed win7 64bit on a new haswell system, I originally went all 64bit only with all this stuff, and it was working for the most part.
I have not used codec packs, or ffshow or other stuff, trying to keep it clean, But i have always used an array of filters in V-dub.
Levels (to brighten)
HSV (to saturate)
Sharpen (for the small screen)
Resize to small screen , this time 480X270
Temporal filter to 4.
Things have gone downhill even though not much of the system has changed. It IS overclocked, but whenever i would get any sort of crash, I set the whole system all the way back down to normal and the crash happens in the same place the same way.
It does help that After beginning to crash, I did change stuff. I went back to the 32bit versions of this whole kit, and for the most part it was all working when aspects of the 64bit would fail. So going back to 32bit was "helping" some, with whatever the issues are. many times Things would work manually then Possibly begon to fail after setting out to a Job, other times If the job fails then most certian the same job brought back in with the "reload" would fail the same way manually.
I return all Xvid settings back to Default, have messed with many aspects of the virtual dub settings, including multithreading, turning off the cpu stuff, adjusting about anything , even stuff that i should not, cause heck i dont know what it does. If i was having a crash, it will basically happen in the same way as it did before.
Of course only ever making things worse, I put in the new Xvid codec, Reset everything all over again, remaking all my filters and compressions from scratch. Then going back to Xvid 1.2.2. Round and round things just get worse not better.
on the other hand, there has never been a Video that i have not completed the processing of, one way or another, It is just that I have some sort of bug going on, that it is about time I fix , so i can go back to processing the stuff and walking away and rarely seeing it crash. |
test, I processed 10 vids in the 32bit, and 10 in the 64bit , at the same time.