[C. Spafford]

Very well then. What I’m going to do is to post the information here, so that if anyone else has the same problem in the future, they can just refer to this thread. Sound good? Alright then, here is what is listed in the results, including all capitalization and such:
ATIYUV12.DLL
CineForm HD VFW Codec
DivX 🙂 MPEG-4 Video Codec (Fast-Motion)
DivX 🙂 MPEG-4 Video Codec (Low-Motion)
DivX 5.0 codec
ffdshow Video Codec
Fraps Video Decompressor
Indeo codec By Intel
Indeo video 5.10
ir41_32.ax
IYUV_32.dll
IYVU9_32.dll
mcdv-pro.dll
Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec
Microsoft RLE Codec
Microsoft Video 1
Microsoft Windows Media Video 9 VCM
msh261
msh263
msyuv.dll
msyuv.dll << YES, it's listed twice >>
PICVideo MJPEG Codec
Pinnacle PIM1 32-bit AVI Codec
XviD MPEG-4 Video Codec

OK, there you have the complete list. I really hope you can figure out which one is the issue!! Thank you very much for your time and efforts on this!!

[C. Spafford]

Thanks for your reply, Elvis. I tried what you suggested, but got the same exception as before, and always. I do have the latest ATI drivers, btw, but I tried your suggestion anyway. This is very disappointing for me, because this program looks to be exactly what I’ve been looking for. Bummer.

[C. Spafford]

Update: The error message I get each time is as follows:

Access violation at 0x1D6A2425 (Tried To Read From 0x00000048), program terminated.

I’ve found that I can save the sequence as .bmp or .png files, but it will just not render to avi.

Any ideas anyone?