• VEGAS Pro

  “Acces Violation” Error Sony Vegas Pro 8.0

  Posted by Johannes Kohl on June 18, 2009 at 1:48 pm

  Hi Guys,

  since a few weeks I´ve got some problems with my Sony Vegas Pro 8, sometimes during the cutting itself and especially while rendering files.

  So heres rhe error message:

  Sony Vegas Pro 8.0
  Version 8.0a (Build 179)
  Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) WRITE:0xFE000010 IP:0x76E47DD2
  In Module ‘ntdll.dll’ at Address 0x76E00000 + 0x47DD2
  Thread: VideoRender ID=0x1960 Stack=0xFD4F000-0xFD50000
  Registers:
  EAX=fe000010 CS=001b EIP=76e47dd2 EFLGS=00010212
  EBX=fe00000c SS=0023 ESP=0fd4fd50 EBP=0fd4fd64
  ECX=fe000000 DS=0023 ESI=fe000010 FS=003b
  EDX=097c09e0 ES=0023 EDI=fe00000c GS=0000
  Bytes at CS:EIP:
  76E47DD2: F0 0F BA 30 00 0F 83 1B …0….
  76E47DDA: FD 01 00 64 A1 18 00 00 …d….
  Stack Dump:
  0FD4FD50: FE000000
  0FD4FD54: 458508E0 450B0000 + 7A08E0
  0FD4FD58: 3F63B8C8 3F1D0000 + 46B8C8
  0FD4FD5C: FFFFFFFF
  0FD4FD60: 458508E0 450B0000 + 7A08E0
  0FD4FD64: 00000000
  0FD4FD68: 006B07FF 00400000 + 2B07FF (vegas80.exe)
  0FD4FD6C: FE00000C
  0FD4FD70: 00000000
  0FD4FD74: 458508E0 450B0000 + 7A08E0
  0FD4FD78: 00000000
  0FD4FD7C: 006AFC13 00400000 + 2AFC13 (vegas80.exe)
  0FD4FD80: 458508E0 450B0000 + 7A08E0
  0FD4FD84: 0FD4FE84 0FC50000 + FFE84
  0FD4FD88: 006B1ACE 00400000 + 2B1ACE (vegas80.exe)
  0FD4FD8C: 00000000
  > 0FD4FDBC: 006B1C40 00400000 + 2B1C40 (vegas80.exe)
  0FD4FDC0: 00001468
  0FD4FDC4: 00000000
  0FD4FDC8: 00001468

  The errors appear randomly, not when I´m creating a special effect or sth. like that.. So although I´ve already tried a lot, I have no idea what they´re caused of. It sometimes even happens that Im able to edit a whole video without any problems, no matter how long or in which format I render it.

  Has anybody already had a problem like that, and does someone know what to do?

  Greets,
  Johannes (German Name, english translation is John ;-))
  Btw, I use a Panasonic NV GS 120 Mini DV Camcorder and Windows Vista.

  Stephen Mann replied 17 years, 2 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
• 1 Reply

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  Stephen Mann

  June 19, 2009 at 2:09 am

  Everything after “(access violation)” is useless except to the original programmer.

  This means that something (usually an old driver) is trying to write to memory that another application (probably Vegas) has marked as “in use”.

  If you are using Norton Antivirus, then that would be my first suspicion.

  Steve Mann
  MannMade Digital Video
  http://www.mmdv.com

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