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tmpgenc dvd author crashes when loading clips

Discussion in 'Video - Software discussion' started by ClemmyOB, Jan 26, 2010.

  1. ClemmyOB

    ClemmyOB Member

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    Never had a problem with "TmpgEnc DVD Author 3 with Divx Authoring", I really enjoy making dvds with it, since it encodes the files and burns them all with one click and is very customizable. I haven't made a dvd in a while but am trying to burn a series for a friend. It opens fine, I try and load all episodes and it crashes with the "send error report?" message. I tried loading one episode (.avi format about 564mb) and it does the same thing. Thing is, I've tried Nero xpress and Cucusoft DVD Suite, and they both do the same thing when I add the clip(s).

    The only time it didn't crash was in TmpgEnc when I added one much smaller file (125mb .wma) for troubleshooting purposes.

    I know it sounds like more of a pc problem than a software problem, so I'm not sure if I posted this in the right place. But if anyone had the same thing happen to them any advise would be greatly appreciated.

    Currently on XP sp2, no changes to the computer since before when i was problemless, main drives about 3/4s full tho
     
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    my sig isnt up to date, Ive had a much better computer for over a year now, lemme know if that info is desired.
     
  3. jony218

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    Maybe the file you are trying to add isn't a standard avi. you can try converting it to something else, crop it and make sure the resolution is in multiples of 16, then add it again.

    One more thing that I have encountered previously on xp is that some video files will cause programs to crash because of the thumbnail preview shell. To fix you would have to edit the registry. I included the directions in case you want to disable the thumbnail shell, that fix has worked for me before. I actually have my computer currently running with the thumbnail disable.

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    Description: When opening folders with movie files in them, windows explorer (the desktop) crashes.

    Problem: This is a known issue with Windows XP's braindead video thumbnail thing in Explorer. Being a thing invented by MS, it's buggy and doesn't always know how to handle things not supported by MS, and occasionally fails on things it does know how to support too. Every now and again it will crash and take Explorer down with it. Easy to solve thankfully.

    Solution:

    Windows XP:

    * Go to Start -> Run... and type

    regsvr32 /u shmedia.dll

    Press enter. Done. It's as simple as that. If you, for some reason want it back, simply do the same thing again, but remove the "/u". That is: Start -> Run...

    regsvr32 shmedia.dll

    This will only disable movie thumbnails/previews, not picture thumbnails.
     
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    TMPGEnc Xpress 4.0 crashes as well when I try to load the .avi files to convert them.

    I noticed that problem with explorer on xp as well, but until now just have been working around it. Didn't know there was a fix for that, thank you very much!

    I'll keep trying different things for the other problem tho and reply if I get lucky.
     
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    aaHA! Updating my Xvid solved all problems. I never send that error report because it angers me, but I decided to this once and it gave me more info that helped haha. Thank you for your help tho, AfterDawn is the man!
     

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