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Vegas Movie Studio HD crashing while rendering
I’m on windows 7 64 bit and I’m trying to render the video to divx with avi extension.It starts to render fine but it crashes in the middle of the rendering process.This has never happened before and I see that other people have had the same or similar type of problem.Some times it renders a little more and other times less,it doesn’t necessarily always stop at the same spot. Here is a picture and the error.
https://img580.imageshack.us/img580/9859/vegascrash.jpg
An error occurred during the current operation.
An Exception has occurred.Vegas Movie Studio HD 9.0
Version 9.0c (Build 30)
Exception 0xE06D7363 (Unknown Type) IP:0x771EB727
In Module ‘KERNELBASE.dll’ at Address 0x771E0000 + 0xB727
Thread: ProgMan ID=0x9B4 Stack=0x460F000-0x4610000
Registers:
EAX=0460f280 CS=0023 EIP=771eb727 EFLGS=00000212
EBX=00bf3ff7 SS=002b ESP=0460f280 EBP=0460f2d0
ECX=00000003 DS=002b ESI=00000000 FS=0053
EDX=00000000 ES=002b EDI=6f0f6fbd GS=002b
Bytes at CS:EIP:
771EB727: C9 C2 10 00 CC CC CC CC ……..
771EB72F: CC 8B FF 55 8B EC 56 8B …U..V.
Stack Dump:
0460F280: E06D7363
0460F284: 00000001
0460F288: 00000000
0460F28C: 771EB727 771E0000 + B727 (KERNELBASE.dll)
0460F290: 00000003
0460F294: 19930520 196D0000 + 260520 (atracplug.dll)
0460F298: 0460F318 04510000 + FF318
0460F29C: 6F0F5570 6F0C0000 + 35570 (MFC42.dll)
0460F2A0: 6F1BDBBC 6F0C0000 + FDBBC (MFC42.dll)
0460F2A4: 6F1BDBA0 6F0C0000 + FDBA0 (MFC42.dll)
0460F2A8: 6F1BDBBC 6F0C0000 + FDBBC (MFC42.dll)
0460F2AC: 0D0280E0 0CDD0000 + 2580E0
0460F2B0: 6F1BDBA0 6F0C0000 + FDBA0 (MFC42.dll)
0460F2B4: 0460F2CC 04510000 + FF2CC
0460F2B8: 6F0CB2EA 6F0C0000 + B2EA (MFC42.dll)
0460F2BC: 6F1BDBBC 6F0C0000 + FDBBC (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F2C0: 6F1BDB94 6F0C0000 + FDB94 (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F2C8: 6F0D07C1 6F0C0000 + 107C1 (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F2D4: 7762359C 77600000 + 2359C (msvcrt.dll)
> 0460F2FC: 19930520 196D0000 + 260520 (atracplug.dll)
> 0460F304: 6F0F5570 6F0C0000 + 35570 (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F30C: 6F0F556D 6F0C0000 + 3556D (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F314: 6F0F5570 6F0C0000 + 35570 (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F318: 6F1BD918 6F0C0000 + FD918 (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F320: 6F0EBBAE 6F0C0000 + 2BBAE (MFC42.dll)
> 0460F324: 00BF3FF7 00400000 + 7F3FF7 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460F328: 00000000
0460F32C: 1A7C2ADC 1A710000 + B2ADC
0460F330: 0460F5CC 04510000 + FF5CC
0460F334: 0460F39C 04510000 + FF39C
> 0460F338: 1C7AD4EC 1C730000 + 7D4EC (DivX.dll)
> 0460F33C: 00BF3FF7 00400000 + 7F3FF7 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460F340: 00000000
0460F344: 00000010
0460F348: 62EC59F0 62EC0000 + 59F0
0460F34C: 000003C0
> 0460F380: 1C8E7D04 1C730000 + 1B7D04 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F398: 1C7AAE82 1C730000 + 7AE82 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F3A0: 1C7AADE1 1C730000 + 7ADE1 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F3C0: 77609D45 77600000 + 9D45 (msvcrt.dll)
> 0460F3DC: 1C78AD01 1C730000 + 5AD01 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F440: 1C8E6F58 1C730000 + 1B6F58 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F44C: 77609D45 77600000 + 9D45 (msvcrt.dll)
> 0460F45C: 1C8E6F58 1C730000 + 1B6F58 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F460: 1C78A5B0 1C730000 + 5A5B0 (DivX.dll)
> 0460F48C: 00BFAFBE 00400000 + 7FAFBE (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460F490: 96A8BDA5
0460F494: AA8497B7
0460F498: 729D6C81
> 0460F49C: 0069975C 00400000 + 29975C (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460F4A0: 022C0238 01940000 + 980238
0460F4A4: 0284022C 01940000 + F0022C
0460F4A8: 029402BC 01940000 + 10002BC
0460F4AC: 02100258 01940000 + 7C0258
> 0460F4D0: 007B0000 00400000 + 3B0000 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460F4D4: 0000008F
> 0460F4D8: 00C2009F 00400000 + 82009F (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
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0460FFF0: 00000000
0460FFF4: 00528730 00400000 + 128730 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460FFF8: 00AF4D58 00400000 + 6F4D58 (VegasMovieStudioHD90.exe)
0460FFFC: 00000000Ariel Zion
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17 Replies
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Really, everything after “An Exception has occurred.” is useless to everyone but the original programmers, and they don’t read these forums.
You don’t say anything about your computer, hard-disk configuration, memory, O/S, etc, so we really don’t have anything to go on.
Have you tried reinstalling Vegas?
Since you said that WINDOWS crashes when you are rendering, and at approximately the same place – not exactly the same place which would indicate a media problem, the first thing I would suspect is processor overheating.
When did you last clean out the dust bunnies?
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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Don’t talk to me like that dude.You have no clue what you’re talking about.Now read it again if you care to.
Ariel Zion
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Ariel, I see that you’re new to this forum so I say this with all due respect.
Users like Steve are doing their best to be helpful and an attitude such as yours is not appreciated.
Steve is correct about everything he said.
Only Sony can make sense out of the error report and that’s why you need to send it to them along with all the computer specs Steve asked for.
You also need to know that Vegas is not Divx friendly so that’s another problem.
Are you even using a 64-bit version of Divx?
Is Vegas Movie Studio HD 9.0 certified to run on a 64-bit platform? -
I need John Rofrano, where is he ? I understand the part about the error not being needed here but he told me I said Windows crashed.I never said such a thing.Also just because I finally joined today doesn’t mean I don’t come here often and read the forums.It’s crashing in any video format that I try to render it in now.If I figure it out I’ll let every one know.If he or any one of you guys want to know what my specs are,well this is a brand new custom built machine.Just click on my profile to see the information.
Ariel Zion
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Have you tried running a temperature monitor to see if Steve is correct about overheating?
CoreTemp is an excellent and free one to try.
Before you dismiss this idea, shortly after I had my new machine built a few years ago, I was running into the exact same issue and it was overheating.
It turned out that the original builder used a cheap grade of thermal paste that broke down in no time.
An application of the good stuff and I was back in business. -
My error for not looking to see if your machine specs were in your profile. You certainly have good hardware. your problem descriptions, and the new information, still point to a CPU heat issue: The time to crash is variable, it worked before, and it crashes no matter what you are rendering. Your screen shot shows a complex timeline which if it includes a lot of FX, compositing and transitions, you’re working the CPU about as hard as it can be worked. (This is why overclocking is not recommended). Is there anything new in hardware or drivers from when it started failing?
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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Hello there Stephen.Are you kidding me ? lol there are no CPU overheating issues here lol.I have a Hyper N520 on it.Over Clocking? what in the sam henry is going on here dude?I never said anything about that and also I’m not a gamer.
Ariel Zion
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Ariel , please chill out.
No one is a mind reader and without detailed system information, we can only guess with these guesses being based on past threads and personal experiences.“there are no CPU overheating issues here”
Do you know that to be a fact?
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It’s re-rendering it now as a .m2t 1080 50i and it will crash.I put enough artic silver on it when I put it back together after installing that 8GB of ddr2 ram about one week ago.Coretemp is running and its staying at 32/33 C.
Ariel Zion
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Here are two more suggestions to try.
If you remove the clip where rendering usually stop and then render the entire project again, does it work?
That would point to corrupt project (or possibly a cached file).Open up 2 instances of VMS (so you click on the icon to run it twice simultaneously).
Go the first project, select all, copy. Then in the blank second project (make sure you have already set your project properties) click paste.
Try rendering.
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