dvd2svcd error

[t1955feb]

I always getting a avisynt:caught an acces violation at 0x77f6e 224 attemping to read from 0x00000034 in mpeg file . Tested memory 1024 mb no errors System Windows xp home ed Amd 1200 gforce mx 400.
tried and treid over and over again but no result?????????????
Please help me:mad:

[dvd2svcd]

Are you using Permanent Subtitles?

[t1955feb]

Originally posted by dvd2svcd
Are you using Permanent Subtitles?

Yes i do use permanet subtitles?

[dvd2svcd]

Would you mind trying without the perm subs?

[t1955feb]

Originally posted by dvd2svcd
Would you mind trying without the perm subs?

OK i wil give it a try

Greetz

[Kent Juurikivi]

Hi again DVD2SVCD!!

I have tried with and without permanent subtitles and the result
is allways the same...= Avisynth...
I have also tested several RAM-modules from different Vendors =>
same result = Avisynth...

I'm not sure that problem is related to subtitles...
We have to think something else...
What I have found out is, that after some time of encoding, CCE
speed up encoding speed and that allways means that we have again the same problem...

BR
Kent

[CJM]

Me and DVD2SVCD ran some more tests, but we haven't found a working solution yet. Here's some interesting notes though:

- After replacing a RAM module, I can play the .avs file in Virtual Dub, and I can play the .d2v file in D2VTest. This wasn't possible before I replaced the RAM (the Avisynth error appeared).

- If I used CBR or One Pass VBR the encoding was OK, but as soon as I used Multi Pass I got CRC errors. After applying the CRC patch the CRC errors are gone but the Avisynth error appears in the encoded movie.

- I tested my RAM and my HD, no errors found

- DVD2SVCD worked on this computer before (still the same hardware and OS) without problems. I can't rembember exactly which version I used then, but it was one of first releases that supported permanent subtitles.

- I have installed DVD2SVCD on another computer and I get exactly the same error. Both computers are Compaq, PIII processors, 256 MB RAM with Windows 2000 SP2 installed. It doesn't seem to make any difference what movie I use or if I use permanent subs or not.

Ideas, anyone?

[mrbass]

which other video software you got installed? divx, gordian knot, etc.?
avisynth.dll created may 22, 2001
c:\windows\system32 is what's on my system

verify your registry that it has these key values
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\avifile\Extensions\AVS]
@="{E6D6B700-124D-11D4-86F3-DB80AFD98778}"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Media Type\Extensions\.avs]
"Source Filter"="{D3588AB0-0781-11CE-B03A-0020AF0BA770}"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{E6D6B700-124D-11D4-86F3-DB80AFD98778}]
@="Avisynth"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{E6D6B700-124D-11D4-86F3-DB80AFD98778}\InProcServer32]
@="avisynth.dll"
"ThreadingModel"="Apartment"


http://www.codeguru.com/activex/COMApartments2.html
read the section entitled Rule 1
here's some snipits:
"Consider the case in which two objects-object A and object B-are created from the same DLL. .........But eventually the two threads will probably collide over the shared data, and there's no telling what might happen as a result. "

try changing the ThreadingModel=Apartment to all four of these and rebooting each time and see if you get the error.
ThreadingModel=None
ThreadingModel=Single
ThreadingModel=Free
ThreadingModel=Both

[Winroute]

I've got this annoying thing too.
I have tried the registertrick mensioned above, but DVD2SVCD would not run with anything but the default ("ThreadingModel"="Apartment" ).
I would really appreciate the sollution on this....
BTW i tried DVD2SVCD_1.0.3_Setup-Build_5, but this one behave? just the same.

(PS.. I am pretty new in respect of this program so I just might have done something that I should't ......:-))

Winroute

[Winroute]

might be hardware related !!?
I tried to increase the CPU-voltage and I came longer in the movie before this Avisynth thing happened.....:-)
I just increased it by 0.05V, and it got better (but not good enough)results.
I am currently running my CPU 0,2V over the spec....:-)) (1,9V on a Celeron 850@1133MHz)......and yes, I got a relatively huge? cooling device....
(Everything else is rock-stable at stock voltage even at this high overclock.....)

Winroute........:rolleyes:

[Winroute]

It is a hardware related problem (at least concerning my computer)
I rised the CPU voltake to the max 1,95V, and the temeratures is under control) and now everything is working perfect !!! :-))

Winroute:) :) :) :) :D :D