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Vegas crashing on MOV imprt
I am using Vegas Movie Studio 9. I create a new document to import MOVs from my HD Aiptek camera. I set my project to 720×480 (30 fps). My .MOV files are on my desktop so I click and drag them into the ‘Project media’ area. As soon as I do, it says “An error occured during the current operation. An exception has occured.”
This is VERY frustrating as I am doing videos for a paysite and NEED to get my work done. This happens 99.9% of the time. If I am lucky enough to get my video in without crashing, I will begin to edit the video but if I switch to another application, or respond to an IM from someone and click back to Vegas, the error pops up again, crashes, and I loose all my work. I’m sick and tired of this happening. Please let me know anything I can try. I’ve already tried changing the .MOV extension to .AVI but have no luck. Thanks in advance!
Details says:
Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9.0
Version 9.0a (Build 85)
Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) READ:0x9E06000 IP:0x6692EE4A
In Module ‘QuickTime.qts’ at Address 0x66800000 + 0x12EE4A
Thread: GUI ID=0x370 Stack=0x12D000-0x130000
Registers:
EAX=09e07834 CS=001b EIP=6692ee4a EFLGS=00210206
EBX=00000000 SS=0023 ESP=0012dff4 EBP=0012dffc
ECX=0000060d DS=0023 ESI=09e06000 FS=003b
EDX=00000000 ES=0023 EDI=02758d5c GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
6692EE4A: F3 A5 FF 24 95 64 EF 92 …..
6692EE52: 66 90 8B C7 BA 03 00 00 f…….
Stack Dump:
0012DFF4: 0012E04C 00030000 + FE04C
0012DFF8: 0012E020 00030000 + FE020
0012DFFC: 0012E038 00030000 + FE038
0012E000: 66869ED4 66800000 + 69ED4 (QuickTime.qts)
0012E004: 02757360 025B0000 + 1A7360
0012E008: 09E04604 09DC0000 + 44604
0012E00C: 00003230
0012E010: 668985EF 66800000 + 985EF (QuickTime.qts)
0012E014: 09E04604 09DC0000 + 44604
0012E018: 02757360 025B0000 + 1A7360
0012E01C: 00003230
0012E020: 09E1BB68 09DC0000 + 5BB68
0012E024: 00003230
0012E028: 0000000C
0012E02C: 66869EE0 66800000 + 69EE0 (QuickTime.qts)
0012E030: 669F4BC5 66800000 + 1F4BC5 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E03C: 669F4BF6 66800000 + 1F4BF6 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E05C: 669C9366 66800000 + 1C9366 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E098: 669C99B8 66800000 + 1C99B8 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E0D8: 669CB0FD 66800000 + 1CB0FD (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E0EC: 76616C75 76600000 + 16C75 (CSCDLL.dll)
> 0012E114: 669CB19A 66800000 + 1CB19A (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E128: 76616C75 76600000 + 16C75 (CSCDLL.dll)
> 0012E138: 66898266 66800000 + 98266 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E160: 76616C75 76600000 + 16C75 (CSCDLL.dll)
> 0012E178: 669CB160 66800000 + 1CB160 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E190: 6692D420 66800000 + 12D420 (QuickTime.qts)
> 0012E1A0: 34FCDCBE 34EA0000 + 12DCBE (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E1C8: 34EBB7DD 34EA0000 + 1B7DD (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E1DC: 76616C75 76600000 + 16C75 (CSCDLL.dll)
> 0012E200: 34EBC9C0 34EA0000 + 1C9C0 (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E244: 34EC35A4 34EA0000 + 235A4 (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E258: 34EBD36C 34EA0000 + 1D36C (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E33C: 00A9005B 00400000 + 69005B (VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe)
> 0012E340: 00720075 00400000 + 320075 (VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe)
> 0012E344: 005D006C 00400000 + 1D006C (VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe)
0012E348: 00120000 00030000 + F0000
0012E34C: 00000001
0012E350: 0012E360 00030000 + FE360
0012E354: 01F43488 01F30000 + 13488
> 0012E368: 34EBD689 34EA0000 + 1D689 (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E384: 35019628 34EA0000 + 179628 (qt7plug.dll)
> 0012E38C: 003A0043 00360000 + 40043 (sfwbdmux.dll)
> 0012E390: 0044005C 00400000 + 4005C (VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe)
> 0012E394: 0063006F 00400000 + 23006F (VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe)
– – –
0012FFF0: 00000000
0012FFF4: 00000000
0012FFF8: 008580DB 00400000 + 4580DB (VegasMovieStudioPE90.exe)
0012FFFC: 00000000 -
3 Replies
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Your Aiptek camera stores video in a non-standard format that Vegas cannot use. Read this article by Keith Kolbo to find out how to fix this:
Using GO-HD files in Sony Vegas Pro 8
It will require that you purchase Quicktime Pro.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
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FANTASTIC, thanks for the help. I was worried converting through QTP first would result in some quality loss but it still looks great. Thanks again!
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You’re welcome but Keith Kolbo deserves all the credit for figuring this out. What you have is the original video because it was the audio that was causing the crash so the video just gets passed through unaltered and the audio gets re-encoded.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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