[Simon Thorpe]

This is the error:

‘AN ACCESS_VIOLATION exception occured. For more info see the error log: c:\programfiles…..’

The log reads like this:

AVID SYSTEM DUMP – Mon Dec 14 19:05:49 2009

________ Memory ________________________________________________________

numPtrs: 313156
numHdls: 10882
totalPtr: 0x0ac180ef (180453615)
totalHdl: 0x000d11f8 (856568)

________ Current Program Stack _________________________________________
7C90E514 0013E194
7C802532 0013E1A8
603D3292 0013E1BC
6039BB78 0013E24C
6039C386 0013E4FC
603A9DFA 0013EB24
77C2224D 0013EB54
77C224AF 0013EBB4
77C22558 0013EBE4
77C22822 0013EC1C
7C9032A8 0013EC40
7C90327A 0013ECF0
7C90E48A FFFFFFFF

________ System Configuration __________________________________________
System software: Windows NT Version 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 2
Processor type: Unknown Platform
Physical Memory: 1023 MBytes; Virtual Memory: 2047 MBytes
User name: Superstar
Application info: Shadowfax_NT_R1660

________ Processes Currently Running ___________________________________

________ WindowList ____________________________________________________

________ Binary Modules Loaded _________________________________________

________ Device Drivers Loaded _________________________________________

It appears to crash like this randomly; sometimes when I’m trying to access footage from another bin in another project or when I simply try and put a dissolve or resize on a clip.

I have to restart Avid then I find my sequnces unrendered and sometimes large chunks of media offline…

[Simon Thorpe]

Not enirely sure what happened. The opacity is at 50%. Everything seems in working order but the clip might just have been corrupted. I reimported the clip from the Capture Scratch folder and it works fine.

Thanks for responding.