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tsowen
9th July 2002, 08:07
I have been using xmpeg 4.5 to encode divx files for a while with no problem at all. I recently upgrade my PC from an Athlon to Pentium 4 1.6A with Abit IT7 motherboard. With exactly the same setup (win2k), xmpeg is having problem with audio on my new pc. When I play back audio (in xmpeg), or encode with mp3, xmpeg will crash in 0 to 3 minutes. If I encode with no audio, everything is fine. I am using divx 5.0.2 and radium and lame codec. Any suggestion on what the problem might be? Thanks in advance.

Steve:(
Selur
9th July 2002, 19:32
1. how does it crash?
2. just keeping one mp3 codec in the system might solve the problem
3. could also be a problem with the vobs on hdd, are u able play them smoothly/normal (with e.g. PowerDVD ) ?

Cu Selur
tsowen
10th July 2002, 05:21
Hi Cu Selur,

> 1. how does it crash?

When I encode divx file, I get the following error:
Program error
Xmpeg.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program. An error log is being created.

I check the log and it's empty.

When I use audio player in xmpeg, I get the following error:
Microsoft Visual C__ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: D:\xmpeg45\Xmpeg.exe

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.

After I click ok, I get:

Xmpeg.exe - Application Error
The instruction at "0x0182de1b" referenced memory at "0x01ad4218". The memory could not be "read." Click on OK to terminate the program.

click ok again, I get:
The instruction at "0x0182c920" referenced memory at "0x01ad3de0". The memory could not be "read." Click on OK to terminate the program.

The error messages are very consistent.

> 2. just keeping one mp3 codec in the system might solve the problem

I am using one codec at a time.

> 3. could also be a problem with the vobs on hdd, are u able play them smoothly/normal (with e.g. PowerDVD ) ?

The vobs are fine. I was able to use dvd2avi and virtualdub to make encode divx file. Thanks.

Steve