problem with converting

[berra]

ihave converted avi-dvd with tmpgenc with no problems before
but now it crashes all the time i use version 2.58 and 2510
i got directshow multimedia filereader at 2 in settings
checked avi files for bad frames but no bad frames
i have reinstall win xp with all updates including sp1
i got different errors every time at different places in the movie when i try to convert.
(read error occurred against address 470bab66) are just one of them.
i have also tried mainconcept mpeg encoder v 1.3.1 and when it converted 50-85% it says mcmpgenc.exe got a problem and need to be closed. codec i have installed are ac-3.divx-504.xvid.ffdshow
(have no problems with other progs. like dvd decrypter,dvd2one,dvdxcopy)
thanks for any help berra

[berra]

i found a solution that works i unlocked my xp 2100+ palomino cpu with glue and silver conductive paint and over clocked it with same encoding problems.then i down grade it to a 1800+ cpu to se what hapend and now i dont have any problems to encode any movies with tmpgenc and mainconcept. somebody got a clue why that works and not when i run the cpu as a 2100+ as is it .berra

[ZippyP.]

Overclocked chips are very unstable and unreliable.

Encoding is very CPU intensive and will cause crashes in systems that are unstable, many people think it's the software when in fact it is a hardware problem. If you want to test the reliability of your system then try some video encoding!

[berra]

i know overclocked chip are unstable but my cpu is a original 2100+ and i then downgrade it to a 1800+ and it worked with no problem

[ZippyP.]

Bad CPU! Your overclocking may be the reason or you just got a bad one.

[berra]

well i belive its a bad one