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Major Rendering Issue – Please Help!
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This strategy doesn’t seem to be working either…
Although the first time I tried to render it, it froze at 34%, which is pretty awesome, now it just continues to freeze RIGHT at the last frame of generated media, right before a transition into a piece of video.
Could that mean something? -
Okay, so I just tried rendering JUST the generated media, up to the point where it usually freezes, right before the actual video starts. But it still didn’t work. I got this message:
Sony Vegas 7.0
Version 7.0e (Build 216)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0xE6631CDB IP:0x77095CE0
In Module ‘ntdll.dll’ at Address 0x77030000 + 0x65CE0
Thread: VideoCache ID=0x1810 Stack=0x450E000-0x4510000
Registers:
EAX=00000048 CS=001b EIP=77095ce0 EFLGS=00010282
EBX=0000000a SS=0023 ESP=0450ec80 EBP=0450ecf0
ECX=5e4a5598 DS=0023 ESI=002a0000 FS=003b
EDX=e6631ccb ES=0023 EDI=ff000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
77095CE0: 66 8B 52 10 0F B7 D2 C6 f.R…..
77095CE8: 41 07 BF 89 44 D1 FC E9 A…D…
Stack Dump:
0450EC80: 04506F3A 04410000 + F6F3A
0450EC84: 002A0000 002A0000 + 0
0450EC88: 00000000
0450EC8C: 002A4134 002A0000 + 4134
0450EC90: 7C431214 7C420000 + 11214
0450EC94: 77091843 77030000 + 61843 (ntdll.dll)
0450EC98: 0000000A
0450EC9C: 00000192
0450ECA0: 00000000
0450ECA4: 002A01B4 002A0000 + 1B4
0450ECA8: 00004000
0450ECAC: 00000000
0450ECB0: 002A78F8 002A0000 + 78F8
0450ECB4: 00000B40
0450ECB8: 02E4000B 02DB0000 + 9000B
0450ECBC: 00000192
> 0450ECE4: 77038BF2 77030000 + 8BF2 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450ECE8: 77077E02 77030000 + 47E02 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450ECF4: 770916DC 77030000 + 616DC (ntdll.dll)
> 0450ED14: 762D07CB 762B0000 + 207CB (kernel32.dll)
> 0450ED24: 7704F0F2 77030000 + 1F0F2 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450ED28: 77092447 77030000 + 62447 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450ED4C: 7704F0F2 77030000 + 1F0F2 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450ED60: 762D06E2 762B0000 + 206E2 (kernel32.dll)
> 0450ED84: 762D3A0D 762B0000 + 23A0D (kernel32.dll)
> 0450ED88: 762D3A61 762B0000 + 23A61 (kernel32.dll)
> 0450ED9C: 762C5AC9 762B0000 + 15AC9 (kernel32.dll)
> 0450EDA0: 762D2556 762B0000 + 22556 (kernel32.dll)
> 0450EDA8: 37B79AD0 379F0000 + 189AD0 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EDAC: 398953DF 396A0000 + 1F53DF (vegas70k.dll)
> 0450EDB8: 762D068A 762B0000 + 2068A (kernel32.dll)
> 0450EDC0: 762D07CB 762B0000 + 207CB (kernel32.dll)
> 0450EDC4: 39875C86 396A0000 + 1D5C86 (vegas70k.dll)
> 0450EDE0: 37A024E0 379F0000 + 124E0 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EDF4: 37B79AD0 379F0000 + 189AD0 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EE0C: 37A44040 379F0000 + 54040 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EE38: 37A0B453 379F0000 + 1B453 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EE58: 37A42C95 379F0000 + 52C95 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EE60: 37BB6028 379F0000 + 1C6028 (sftrans1.dll)
> 0450EE7C: 77093186 77030000 + 63186 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450EEB8: 770918C3 77030000 + 618C3 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450EF1C: 39718C33 396A0000 + 78C33 (vegas70k.dll)
> 0450EF40: 39719CFF 396A0000 + 79CFF (vegas70k.dll)
> 0450EF9C: 397856A7 396A0000 + E56A7 (vegas70k.dll)
> 0450EFC8: 3971B66C 396A0000 + 7B66C (vegas70k.dll)
> 0450F03C: 00735693 00400000 + 335693 (vegas70.exe)
0450F040: 0450F0FC 04410000 + FF0FC
0450F044: 42400020 42400000 + 20
0450F048: 00000000
0450F04C: 00000000
> 0450F0EC: 6FFED3E2 6FFC0000 + 2D3E2 (wmvdecod.dll)
> 0450FA38: 006A69C4 00400000 + 2A69C4 (vegas70.exe)
0450FA3C: 33F00134 33B10000 + 3F0134
0450FA40: 00001D81
0450FA44: 00000000
0450FA48: 0450FA7C 04410000 + FFA7C
> 0450FADC: 7709602A 77030000 + 6602A (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FAFC: 77038BF2 77030000 + 8BF2 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FB00: 77076BA2 77030000 + 46BA2 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FB08: 7706C628 77030000 + 3C628 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FB0C: 7706C91C 77030000 + 3C91C (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FB10: 762B0000 762B0000 + 0 (kernel32.dll)
> 0450FB3C: 75271CF7 75270000 + 1CF7 (CRYPT32.dll)
> 0450FB40: 75270000 75270000 + 0 (CRYPT32.dll)
> 0450FB4C: 7598145A 75980000 + 145A (imagehlp.dll)
> 0450FB84: 7705BCA4 77030000 + 2BCA4 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FB94: 7705BD54 77030000 + 2BD54 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FC08: 7709240B 77030000 + 6240B (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FC0C: 77092447 77030000 + 62447 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FC64: 7706AB53 77030000 + 3AB53 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FC9C: 770905A0 77030000 + 605A0 (ntdll.dll)
> 0450FCA8: 00800002 00400000 + 400002 (vegas70.exe)
0450FCAC: 36067F50 35EE0000 + 187F50
> 0450FCB0: 77030000 77030000 + 0 (ntdll.dll)
0450FCB4: 36067F4F 35EE0000 + 187F4F
0450FCB8: 36067F4A 35EE0000 + 187F4A
> 0450FCDC: 77038BF2 77030000 + 8BF2 (ntdll.dll)So… I’m not sure what that means.
Any ideas?EDIT: Okay, so I’ve definitely tried everything. I’ve tried rendering the newly avi-rendering clips just up to the part where it freezes, I’ve tried rendering it past that part in sections. I even went back to the originall WMV version of the project and tried it both ways as well.
Recently it keeps freezing at the end of all the generated media, right before the first video clip, as I’ve said before, but if I try to render the whole thing, it doesn’t freeze there, just randomly.
And each and every time it freezes the Elapsed Time meter kept rising while the Approximate Time Left meter kept reducing….
Hm.
I’m really confused.
And I hope you understood all that! Lol. -
It is possible that the project is corrupt in some way because normally generated media renders fine. If you were doing everything with AVI’s, I am confused by this line in the dump:
> 0450F0EC: 6FFED3E2 6FFC0000 + 2D3E2 (wmvdecod.dll)
That says that the WMV decoder is being used. Why would that be if there is no longer and WMV media in your project? Could it be that there is a small sliver of WMV file hiding behind a generated media event on the timeline? I don’t know. You really need a Sony Tech to read these dumps (maybe it was just in memory from something else you were doing?)
At this point I would contact Sony tech support. You’ve tried everything imaginable. Maybe they can look at your project file and tell you what’s going on? I just don’t know what else to try.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com -
Is there any specific way to tell if the project is corrupt and not just one specific file?
And I’m not sure why that specific dump showed up. Maybe I am not re-rendering the files correctly?
This is what I do: I take EVERY piece of video media in the project and place it in the section that it says to drop the multimedia in SuperC. Then I clicked “Encode Active Files” and it just rerenders them I guess. It doesn’t give me the option to rename them or anything… When I’m back in my project, I just go to the Project Media section, select the first piece of media and click “replace” like you instructed and I replace it with the same file. It’s not renamed or anything so I just go to the same file in my documents and replace it with that. It still says .wmv, but I didn’t pay much attention to that because I apparently rerendered them to AVI, right? And because it doesn’t change the name it would still be known as .wmv, correct?
– Sorry if that didn’t make much sense.And I checked all of the generated media files and there are no other media files I am missing.
I rerendered all of the pieces of media again and tried to render up to 30 seconds of the video again. It got up to the SAME piece of generated media and then entire program just ended. It didn’t freeze. It didn’t give me a warning message. It didn’t do anything. It just shut off and my computer went back to the desktop.I tried it again. It just froze there…. So.. it seems sparatic.
If you have any ideas now, I’d be happy to hear them, but if you have a number or something where I can reach Sony Vegas Tech., that would be awesome.
Thanks so much for everything! -
> It still says .wmv, but I didn’t pay much attention to that because I apparently rerendered them to AVI, right? And because it doesn’t change the name it would still be known as .wmv, correct?
No. They should NOT say .wmv… they should say .avi. This is your problem. Remember the settings I said to use earlier in this thread?
1. Output Container: avi
2. Output Video Codec: M-JPEG
3. Output Audio Codec: WAV-(pcm 16 little-endian)[x] MEncoder
Video: (no change)
Aspect: 4:3
Frame/Sec: 29.976Audio: (no checks)
Sample Freq: 48000
Channels: 2The files will have a .avi extension. If they don’t you’re doing something wrong. Then replace all of the .wmv files with .avi files. There should be no .wmv files anywhere in your project. I know it’s frustrating but try again.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com -
I just thought I would show you the finished product…
It’s dedicated to you, although it might not mean that much because you don’t understand the show or anything, but you have no idea how grateful I have been for ALL of your help. You’ve been so incredible!
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Nicely done… good pacing… I love it. The selection of music was great too. I like the way you used the white flashes in there. I’m so glad that it finally rendered for you. Now you have a working formula. When you download these videos, immediately convert them to MJPEG AVI files before starting your next project and you should be all set.
You keep it up. You have talent. Don’t let it go to waste! (maybe your next project can be a graduation photo montage of your class though the years… makes a great keepsake) 😉
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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