CCE SP2 - Every AVS feed leads to crash

[NoX1911]

Hallo,
when i feed CCE SP2 v1.00.01.05 with avs file it encodes maybe 15fps and crashes. I tried several compressors (huffyuv/ffdshow, lagarith) and several color spaces (yv12,yuy2,rgb) without any change. The source video is always created by virtualdub 1.8.6. It might be that cce doesn't like virtualdub streams, didn't test that yet. Other Avis are working without problems but selfmade VDub avis crash as well. I will start some further tests later.
avisource("F:\video2.avi") # Video created with virtualdub 1.8.6
converttoyuy2
killaudio

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/6848/cceop8.th.png (http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/6848/cceop8.png)

Any suggestions?

XPSP3
AMD K7

[poisondeathray]

Does your .avs script preview normally in MPC or AvsP ?

Depending on what codec you used in Vdub, you might have to change the ffdshow vfw decoder configuration, since you are using AviSource() in your .avs script (e.g. HuffYUV is disabled by default I think)

[NoX1911]

Yep, it runs fine everywhere.

Here's a testvideo that crashes in CCE. I disabled SSE2 optimizations in CCE but didn't help.

Can you try it in your system environment if it crashes as well? It might be possible that CCE SP2 doesn't run properly on SSE-only processors.
http://ifile.it/80439q2

Duration: 00m:02s
Size: 11.2MB (rar compressed)
4CC: HFYU (Huffman/FFDShow/YUY2/Median/adaptive tables)
Audio: none
Resolution: 720x576
FPS: 25

[poisondeathray]

Hi, it worked fine on a Core2Quad and Athlon64, both WinXP SP2

As I guessed, it did crash in MPC until I enabled HUFFYUV in ffdshow video configuration, and crashed in CCE-SP2 (older 1.00.00.01 build) until HUFFYUV in the ffdshow vfw configuration was enabled

I used essentially same .avs, but no "kill audio" (I uncheckmarked audio in the CCE-SP2 configuration)


AviSource("CCE-Crash.avi")
ConvertToYUY2()

[NoX1911]

That's what i expected. CCE might not run properly on old K7 processors anymore. I will test that tomorrow on some other AMD K7 systems to make sure.