Vegas Pro 13 Visual C++ runtime error?

[Mark Barton]

That is an error from the Go Pro Studio software. Try updating it or reinstalling. It is the one that installs that Cineform dll.

[Mark Barton]

I just happened to get the same error after my last post. I just dragged onto the timeline about a dozen clips that I had rendered using cineform. Not sure if it was the Windows update I applied just before or just the way I brought those clips to the timeline. I will share if I find out more tonight.

[Mark Barton]

Update. I chose ignore a few times and the clips ended up on the timeline and other than that assertion message, it appears it worked fine. I tried a new project and dragged one clip and then two clips, etc to the timeline to see if it was the number of clips at one time that caused the error. I did not get an error with that test. I have not noticed any issues yet once they are on the timeline with editing them and playback.

[William Diels]

Hey Mark,

Thanks for your replies. I will try reinstalling the GoPro software. I just discovered that the error only occurs with the AVI-files converted with GoPro studio. I have some problems with editing my GoPro footage in Vegas (but I asked that question in this topic: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/24/995264)

I will see if I get any responses in the other topic and otherwise I will try and work around the assertion error.

Thanks!

[Steve Rhoden]

Did you uninstall this with any luck with no errors?

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[William Diels]

I am about to reinstall GoPro Studio.

Should I also re-render the original files to avi with GoPro studio?

[Mark Barton]

The assertion error looks to be file I/O related, so I tried changing the Sony Vegas Pro Option/Preferences/General and unchecked “Close media files when not the active application”. I restarted Sony Vegas after making that change and completed working on my project without getting that error again. See if that makes a difference for you too.

[Steve Roberts]

I had been dealing with this issue since I reinstalled my machine just before Xmas.

What I had done is install the last free Cineform codec that is available from the cineform web site. I do have a Studio Premium license of Cineform. The reason I did this was the activation part of the cineform web site was not functioning. It returned a web based error once I entered all my details. So I forged on to attempt to fix this.

Well I never fixed it. I tried the Vegas preference suggested by Mark but no luck. I tried recreating the avi cineform files that appeared to be causing the problem inside Vegas but no luck.

What did fix it was the web site activation is working again. I got a new code for Studio Premium for the hardware change and all is fine again.

Sorry its not a fix but it might at least give some insight. Why the Free version should have issues and the Premium not ?

Steve

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