litz
27th November 2002, 00:05
I'm getting an access violation error attempting to process some HDTV source to DVD ... the error crops up at some random point towards the end of the file and all frames from that point towards the end have the same message : "caught an access violation at 0x10201dd7, attempting to read from 0x5ae92532" (pic of frame attached).
Avisynth script involved is here :
--- CUT ---
SetMemoryMax(64)
loadplugin("c:\program files\avisynth2\plugins\mpeg2dec.dll")
loadplugin("c:\program files\avisynth2\plugins\decomb.dll")
mpeg2source("quecreek.d2v")
selecteven()
decimate(mode=2,cycle=5)
Crop(120,8,1018,712)
LanczosResize(720,480)
--- UNCUT ---
Source is 1280x720p HDTV @ 59.94fps being transcribed to 23.976fps 720x480 DVD video. Source also is a single contiguous file (no splitting) as is the target.
What is WEIRD is this : if I transcribe to a huffyuv file in virtualdub, it works PERFECT.
This problem ONLY crops up when feeding .avs through vdub's frameserver, using vfapi, loading the .avs into CCE or tmpgenc, etc.
And it happens with ANY software, and whether or not you're wrapping in VFAPI or vdub's frameserver.
I'm baffled, totally, on this ...
Anyone have any ideas?
thanks ...
- Jonathan
Avisynth script involved is here :
--- CUT ---
SetMemoryMax(64)
loadplugin("c:\program files\avisynth2\plugins\mpeg2dec.dll")
loadplugin("c:\program files\avisynth2\plugins\decomb.dll")
mpeg2source("quecreek.d2v")
selecteven()
decimate(mode=2,cycle=5)
Crop(120,8,1018,712)
LanczosResize(720,480)
--- UNCUT ---
Source is 1280x720p HDTV @ 59.94fps being transcribed to 23.976fps 720x480 DVD video. Source also is a single contiguous file (no splitting) as is the target.
What is WEIRD is this : if I transcribe to a huffyuv file in virtualdub, it works PERFECT.
This problem ONLY crops up when feeding .avs through vdub's frameserver, using vfapi, loading the .avs into CCE or tmpgenc, etc.
And it happens with ANY software, and whether or not you're wrapping in VFAPI or vdub's frameserver.
I'm baffled, totally, on this ...
Anyone have any ideas?
thanks ...
- Jonathan