Having problem encoding with Tmpgenc

[Snoop69]

When i try to encode the movie i just got on Tmpgenc this is the error i get: Write error occured at address 77F83AED of mudole 'ntdlll.dll" wit 00000000 (should be 8 zeros)
When i try to go to source range... and then it closes

[Disipha]

I get the same problems...I have tried everything...I get read errors occured at...and when I dont get them i get Write errors occured at...I reinstalled windows on a newly formatted hdd, I put the directshows priority up, I changed the compatability to Windows 2000, is there a comprehensive way to do this...im sick of Tmpgenc It used to work fine on my old system and now I just get crap.

Please some one offer some real in depth help I would be endlessly gratful. I just want to convert AVIs to DVDs most of them use the Xvid codec... Thanks

[Snoop69]

yeah... i fixed it pm or post in this forum if u need help

[Disipha]

Yeah I definitley need help...Im considering using Main concept or CCE so please help me. Thanks...whats up is there any one who knows how to completeley solve this...?

[Disipha]

Im just trying to get this topic upped...I dont know if there are any rules about double posts...but can some one please help me out.

[alexikiss]

Have either of you guys figured this out??? I just started having this problem, any help would be greatly appreciated

[baz161]

i used to have this problem a while back, i solved it by frameserving any xvid/divx files from virtualdub.

usually have to extract the audio using full processing mode which gives you a wave file, select wave audio and select the file you just made.

then set both audio and video to direct stream processing and then start frame server. open the frameserved file in tmpeg as normal (may have to change view to see all types of files)

dont know if this will help anyone but it worked for me.

Baz

[dafreak]

here's a solution i found just by googling the error message.

If TMPGEnc freezes or crashes when converting or you receive errors such as Unexpected decimal point calculation Illegal floating decimal point calculation order Write error occured at address 77F83AED of module "ntdlll.dll"

Try first to change the directshow codec reader priority settings in TMPGEnc under Option->Environmental settings->VFAPI plug-in and right click on the DirectShow Multimedia File Reader and increase the priority to 2 or to the top of the plugin-list and try reopen the video. If that doesn't help try repair/fix the video source (Downloaded video files could have bad/corrupt video frames that could cause crashes).


might want to try divxfix or scanning for errors using virtualdub before converting the avi file.