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Capture Issues with Vegas 9.0
Trying to capture DV footage from Panasonic PV-GS39 into Sony Vegas 9.0 (on my Dell XPS M1210 laptop, running Vista 07 Home Edition) and I have two issues:
1) In the capture window audio is really messed up. Plays for a second, then drops out, then comes back in for another second but playing too fast, and keeps doing that. I tried to change audio settings on my camera and in Vegas but obviously don’t know what I’m doing, because there is no change.
2) I tried capturing some footage to see if the audio issue would work itself out, but after I hit “stop” and then “done” this error message appears…
Sony Video Capture
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x4 IP:0x4427B3
In Module ‘VidCap60.EXE’ at Address 0x400000 + 0x427B3
Thread: GUI ID=0x1514 Stack=0x12C000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=0311cb48 CS=001b EIP=004427b3 EFLGS=00210246
EBX=0311c608 SS=0023 ESP=0012cfc8 EBP=0012d434
ECX=00000000 DS=0023 ESI=0311c3d0 FS=003b
EDX=0030fb60 ES=0023 EDI=0311cb48 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
004427B3: 8B 51 04 89 54 24 48 8B .Q..T: 47 30 8B 48 08 8B 55 08 G0.H..U.
Stack Dump:
0012CFC8: 00000000
0012CFCC: 002C7B28 00250000 + 77B28
0012CFD0: 75E5E563 75E50000 + E563 (USER32.dll)
0012CFD4: A05932D0
0012CFD8: 00000000
0012CFDC: 03C2D790 03BD0000 + 5D790
0012CFE0: 000320BC 00030000 + 20BC
0012CFE4: 00000000
0012CFE8: 00000000
0012CFEC: 00000000
0012CFF0: 00000001
0012CFF4: 00000000
0012CFF8: 00000000
0012CFFC: 00000000
0012D000: 0311C608 03100000 + 1C608
0012D004: 00010003 00010000 + 3
> 0012D024: 7480DB49 747F0000 + 1DB49 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D034: 75EB51BA 75E50000 + 651BA (USER32.dll)
> 0012D04C: 75E69405 75E50000 + 19405 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D058: 75E69411 75E50000 + 19411 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D078: 75EB51BA 75E50000 + 651BA (USER32.dll)
> 0012D08C: 7480DA9C 747F0000 + 1DA9C (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D0B0: 75E6F8D2 75E50000 + 1F8D2 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D0E0: 75EB9B20 75E50000 + 69B20 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D0EC: 75E6F7E9 75E50000 + 1F7E9 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D0F0: 75E6F7AB 75E50000 + 1F7AB (USER32.dll)
> 0012D120: 75E6F73D 75E50000 + 1F73D (USER32.dll)
> 0012D124: 75E6F7E9 75E50000 + 1F7E9 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D13C: 75EB51BA 75E50000 + 651BA (USER32.dll)
> 0012D144: 75EB51BA 75E50000 + 651BA (USER32.dll)
> 0012D150: 75E6F7AB 75E50000 + 1F7AB (USER32.dll)
> 0012D154: 75E70A05 75E50000 + 20A05 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D15C: 7480DA61 747F0000 + 1DA61 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D184: 7480DA61 747F0000 + 1DA61 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D194: 75E5ADF5 75E50000 + ADF5 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D198: 00400CB0 00400000 + CB0 (VidCap60.EXE)
0012D19C: 01400C48 011B0000 + 250C48
0012D1A0: 00000000
0012D1A4: 00000000
0012D1A8: 00000000
> 0012D1C0: 7486CA25 747F0000 + 7CA25 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D1C8: 7486CA39 747F0000 + 7CA39 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D1E8: 75E70822 75E50000 + 20822 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D1EC: 75E70A65 75E50000 + 20A65 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D1FC: 75E70A75 75E50000 + 20A75 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D210: 75E70CFE 75E50000 + 20CFE (USER32.dll)
> 0012D214: 75E70D0D 75E50000 + 20D0D (USER32.dll)
> 0012D240: 75E6A0E9 75E50000 + 1A0E9 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D244: 748077DF 747F0000 + 177DF (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D258: 7480DB49 747F0000 + 1DB49 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D26C: 74821DF9 747F0000 + 31DF9 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D2C0: 7480DA9C 747F0000 + 1DA9C (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D2E4: 75E6F8D2 75E50000 + 1F8D2 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D314: 75EB9B20 75E50000 + 69B20 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D320: 75E6F7E9 75E50000 + 1F7E9 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D324: 75E6F7AB 75E50000 + 1F7AB (USER32.dll)
> 0012D334: 75E5E563 75E50000 + E563 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D354: 75E6F73D 75E50000 + 1F73D (USER32.dll)
> 0012D358: 75E6F7E9 75E50000 + 1F7E9 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D378: 75EB51BA 75E50000 + 651BA (USER32.dll)
> 0012D384: 75E6F7AB 75E50000 + 1F7AB (USER32.dll)
> 0012D388: 75E70817 75E50000 + 20817 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D390: 7480DA61 747F0000 + 1DA61 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D3A8: 75E70822 75E50000 + 20822 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D3B8: 75E5E563 75E50000 + E563 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D3D4: 75EB51BA 75E50000 + 651BA (USER32.dll)
> 0012D3E0: 75E70822 75E50000 + 20822 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D3E4: 75E70A65 75E50000 + 20A65 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D3F4: 75E70A75 75E50000 + 20A75 (USER32.dll)
> 0012D40C: 772599CE 77200000 + 599CE (ntdll.dll)
> 0012D41C: 77259980 77200000 + 59980 (ntdll.dll)
> 0012D430: 7480DA61 747F0000 + 1DA61 (COMCTL32.dll)
> 0012D438: 00444356 00400000 + 44356 (VidCap60.EXE)
0012D43C: 002C7B28 00250000 + 77B28
0012D440: 002B8F78 00250000 + 68F78
0012D444: 027F9288 027F0000 + 9288
0012D448: 00000001
> 0012D474: 0055005C 00400000 + 15005C (VidCap60.EXE)…and then the entire capture window crashes and closes.
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4 Replies
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I’m a bit confused by what versions of software you have. There is no Vegas 9 so I assume you mean Movie Studio 9. Also if by “Vista 07” you mean the Windows 7 Beta then that may be you’re problem right there. I would wait until Sony releases a version that is compatible with Windows 7 which requires Windows 7 to actually be released. Otherwise there is no telling what incompatibilities Windows 7 has introduced.
~jr
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It says at the top of the window “9.0” so I don’t know, maybe it’s this “movie studio” and by “Vista 07” I mean that it’s the 2007 home edition of Vista.
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OK, got it.
Are you capturing via firewire?
Does vidcap indicate that it is dropping frames?
Have you defragmented your hard drive lately?
Does you hard drive have plenty of room? (DV is 13GB/hr)I looked up your laptop at the Dell site and it comes configured with Windows XP. Did you add Vista yourself? If so, did you install the latest chipset drivers?
The video and audio should playback smoothly before you start to capture. Make sure the video preview is not too large but DV should not tax a dual core PC unless something else is configured wrong.
~jr
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I realize this is reply very much after the date, but this is when I finally got around to facing this project again.
I am capturing via firewire, using my camera as the player.
Nothing is indicating dropped frames.
I defraged my drive and have more than enough space for the DV.
I may be lying on the Vista but I was just 80% sure that the Dell guy said that’s what’s on it…how do I find out for sure?I can’t even get the video to play in the preview, only play in the capture window where the audio is doing the weird delay then fast/high-pitched thing. I noticed that the auido on my camera says “12 bit stereo mix” but the audio options in Vegas are only 8bit or 16bit it seems…could this be the reason for the issue?
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