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pelle412 · 31st March 2009, 13:26

I believe I'm experiencing the same problem as Harissa. I have an 8600 GT card with 512MB, driver 182.08, using either DGAVCDecNV v1.0.13 or DGVC1DecNV v1.0.6. After reading through all the threads here, I believe it's an infrequent problem that occurs with some video cards. After seemingly a random number of frames into the encoding process, or it sometimes doesn't happen at all, the process stops with a cuvidMapVideoFrameError.

Since I can never reproduce the problem with a particular video segment, I'm guessing it's the video card. It's not overclocked, nor is my CPU.

Perhaps I'll get another card someday, or a new NVIDIA driver will somehow correct the problem. If the problem occurs, I usually revert back to DirectShowSource (corecodec) or the non-NV version of DGAVCDec.

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pelle412 Pinhead Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Twin Cities, MN, USA Posts: 158	I believe I'm experiencing the same problem as Harissa. I have an 8600 GT card with 512MB, driver 182.08, using either DGAVCDecNV v1.0.13 or DGVC1DecNV v1.0.6. After reading through all the threads here, I believe it's an infrequent problem that occurs with some video cards. After seemingly a random number of frames into the encoding process, or it sometimes doesn't happen at all, the process stops with a cuvidMapVideoFrameError. Since I can never reproduce the problem with a particular video segment, I'm guessing it's the video card. It's not overclocked, nor is my CPU. Perhaps I'll get another card someday, or a new NVIDIA driver will somehow correct the problem. If the problem occurs, I usually revert back to DirectShowSource (corecodec) or the non-NV version of DGAVCDec.