VDub crashes !! Pls help!!

[plomon]

I've 'The Shawshank Redemption' movie as a single avi file. I opened the movie in GSpot and noticed the following details:

1.) Size: 707MB
2.) Codec: DivX 3.0
3.) Length: 2hr 19 min
4.) Audio bitrate: 112Kbps MPEG 1/2 L3
5.) Video Bitrate: 589 Kbps
6.) Resolution: 512 X 272

After trying to re-encode this file in AutoGK in order to add subtitles, it gave an error message saying that there an audio error, and so it failed to re-encode. Here's the screenshot of AutoGK:




On opening the same file with VDubMod, the VDubMod v1.5.10.1 closed off automatically.

This time, I opened it with VDub v1.6.9. The file opened succesfully(ofcourse surprising for me). So, in order to ensure, the avi has no errors and in order to ensure that it has DivX5.2.1 codec, I used the options: "Fast Recompress" for Video and "Direct Stream Copy" for audio. I configured DivX 5.2.1 codec such that the bitrate is 589 Kbps(as shown by GSpot for the orig. AVI file). I starting generating the new avi file by clicking "Save As AVI". Here's the screenshot:



After about 79%, the following window appeared:



On clicking the "Advanced" button in the above window, this is what has been displayed:



On pressing 'OK' in the above window, the entire process shut down, and all the VDUb windows closed automatically.

On clicking the "Save" button, the crashinfo.txt file that has been saved. This is the file:

VirtualDub crash report -- build 23604 (release)
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Disassembly:
1c215f20: 8b55f0          mov    edx, [ebp-10h]
1c215f23: 8b3c82          mov    edi, [edx+eax*4]
1c215f26: e870fdffff      call   1c215c9b
1c215f2b: 8b4de4          mov    ecx, [ebp-1ch]
1c215f2e: 85c0            test   eax, eax
1c215f30: 8b45fc          mov    eax, [ebp-04h]
1c215f33: 8a1c08          mov    bl, [eax+ecx]
1c215f36: 7402            jz     1c215f3a
1c215f38: f6db            neg    bl
1c215f3a: 8b86c8070000    mov    eax, [esi+7c8]
1c215f40: 83781000        cmp    dword ptr [eax+10h], 00h
1c215f44: 0f85c3010000    jnz    1c21610d
1c215f4a: e93b010000      jmp    1c21608a
1c215f4f: e847fdffff      call   1c215c9b
1c215f54: 85c0            test   eax, eax
1c215f56: 7476            jz     1c215fce
1c215f58: 8b86c8070000    mov    eax, [esi+7c8]
1c215f5e: 397810          cmp    [eax+10h], edi
1c215f61: 0f85a6010000    jnz    1c21610d
1c215f67: 8b4de8          mov    ecx, [ebp-18h]
1c215f6a: 50              push   eax
1c215f6b: e8e1330000      call   1c219351
1c215f70: 8b8ec8070000    mov    ecx, [esi+7c8]
1c215f76: 397910          cmp    [ecx+10h], edi
1c215f79: 0f858e010000    jnz    1c21610d
1c215f7f: 0fb6c0          movzx  eax, al
1c215f82: 3b45f4          cmp    eax, [ebp-0ch]
1c215f85: 0f8482010000    jz     1c21610d
1c215f8b: 8b55f0          mov    edx, [ebp-10h]
1c215f8e: 3b45ec          cmp    eax, [ebp-14h]
1c215f91: 8b3c82          mov    edi, [edx+eax*4]
1c215f94: 8b55fc          mov    edx, [ebp-04h]
1c215f97: 8a1c02          mov    bl, [edx+eax]
1c215f9a: 720c            jc     1c215fa8
1c215f9c: 8b45d4          mov    eax, [ebp-2ch]
1c215f9f: c7450801000000  mov    dword ptr [ebp+08h], 00000001
1c215fa6: eb03            jmp    1c215fab
1c215fa8: 8b45d0          mov    eax, [ebp-30h]
1c215fab: 021cb8          add    bl, [eax+edi*4]      <-- FAULT
1c215fae: e8e8fcffff      call   1c215c9b
1c215fb3: 85c0            test   eax, eax
1c215fb5: 7402            jz     1c215fb9
1c215fb7: f6db            neg    bl
1c215fb9: 8b86c8070000    mov    eax, [esi+7c8]
1c215fbf: 83781000        cmp    dword ptr [eax+10h], 00h
1c215fc3: 0f8544010000    jnz    1c21610d
1c215fc9: e9bc000000      jmp    1c21608a
1c215fce: 8b8ec8070000    mov    ecx, [esi+7c8]
1c215fd4: e8c2fcffff      call   1c215c9b
1c215fd9: 85c0            test   eax, eax
1c215fdb: 7471            jz     1c21604e
1c215fdd: 8b86c8070000    mov    eax, [esi+7c8]
1c215fe3: 397810          cmp    [eax+10h], edi
1c215fe6: 0f8521010000    jnz    1c21610d
1c215fec: 8b4de8          mov    ecx, [ebp-18h]
1c215fef: 50              push   eax
1c215ff0: e85c330000      call   1c219351
1c215ff5: 8b8ec8070000    mov    ecx, [esi+7c8]
1c215ffb: 397910          cmp    [ecx+10h], edi
1c215ffe: 0f8509010000    jnz    1c21610d
1c216004: 0fb6c0          movzx  eax, al
1c216007: 3b45f4          cmp    eax, [ebp-0ch]
1c21600a: 0f84fd000000    jz     1c21610d
1c216010: 8b55f0          mov    edx, [ebp-10h]
1c216013: 3b45ec          cmp    eax, [ebp-14h]
1c216016: 8b3c82          mov    edi, [edx+eax*4]
1c216019: 8b55fc          mov    edx, [ebp-04h]
1c21601c: 8a1c02          mov    bl, [edx+eax]
1c21601f: 72              db     72h

Windows 5.1 (Windows XP build 2600) [Service Pack 2]

EAX = 1c261ce8
EBX = 00000000
ECX = 020ceb80
EDX = 1c258230
EBP = 0b0ffa64
ESI = 020ce008
EDI = 01080706
ESP = 0b0ffa20
EIP = 1c215fab
EFLAGS = 00010212
FPUCW = ffff027f
FPUTW = ffffffff

Crash reason: Access Violation

Crash context:
An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'Mpg4c32'...

...while decompressing video frame 156309 (VideoSource.cpp:1703)...

...while using input buffer at 01050000-01050dfd (VideoSource.cpp:1702)...

...while using output buffer at 01f40000-01fc8003 (VideoSource.cpp:1701)...

...while running thread "Processing" (thread.cpp:150).

Pointer dumps:

EAX   1c261ce8: 00000003 00000002 00000001 00000001 00000001 00000001 00000001 00000001
ECX   020ceb80: 010500d8 00000d26 1c002e22 fdf9b942 00000000 fffffff0 00040004 010c014a
EDX   1c258230: 04030201 08070605 0c0b0a09 04030201 02010605 02010403 03020103 01030201
ESI   020ceb80: 010500d8 00000d26 1c002e22 fdf9b942 00000000 fffffff0 00040004 010c014a
EDI   1c258230: 04030201 08070605 0c0b0a09 04030201 02010605 02010403 03020103 01030201
ESP   0b0ffa20: 01fda2e0 020ce008 020da0a0 1c261d90 1c261dc8 1c261c78 1c261ce8 0000000c
      0b0ffa40: 00000001 00000004 00000066 020ce9a0 0000003a 1c258298 00000066 020ce5c0
      0b0ffa60: 1c258230 0b0ffa80 1c214960 00000001 02001898 020ce008 0200d5a0 020cea70
      0b0ffa80: 0b0ffb38 1c2136bf 02018270 01fd90d8 02001898 0200d5a0 00000001 00000000
EBP   0b0ffa60: 1c258230 0b0ffa80 1c214960 00000001 02001898 020ce008 0200d5a0 020cea70
      0b0ffa80: 0b0ffb38 1c2136bf 02018270 01fd90d8 02001898 0200d5a0 00000001 00000000
      0b0ffaa0: 00000070 0000001f 00000000 020ce008 00000001 000a09a0 fff92040 00012890
      0b0ffac0: 0016dfc0 00000070 0200d568 02055b88 0200c418 020a2200 020d9068 fffbf690

Thread call stack:
1c215fab: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+13f3b]
1c2136bf: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+1164f]
1c211d43: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+fcd3]
1c21063e: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+e5ce]
1c2104da: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+e46a]
1c203665: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+15f5]
1c202323: Mpg4c32!DriverProc [1c200000+2070+2b3]
75a718a8: MSVFW32!ICSendMessage [75a70000+187d+2b]
75a74c4d: MSVFW32!ICDecompress [75a70000+4c10+3d]
005139b2: VDVideoDecompressorVCM::DecompressFrame()
004c3723: VideoSourceAVI::_isKey()
004c3723: VideoSourceAVI::_isKey()
004c4706: VideoSourceAVI::streamGetFrame()
004b211f: AVIOutputFile::writeIndexedChunk()
0047ab49: Dubber::WriteVideoFrame()
00480197: VDStreamInterleaver::PushStreams()
0047a8b5: Dubber::WriteVideoFrame()
0047b500: Dubber::ThreadRun()
7c80e07b: kernel32!DuplicateHandle [7c800000+e016+65]
004d4ad5: VDThread::StaticThreadStart()
0051824f: _threadstartex@4()
7c80b50b: kernel32!GetModuleFileNameA [7c800000+b357+1b4]

-- End of report

Pls help me!!! I don't have the DVD of this movie. All I've is this corrupt AVI file. I want to fix it, and re-encode to add subtitles.

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[celtic_druid]

Mpg4c32.dll = Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec.

You sure it said DivX 3? Now it might be MS MPEG4 V3 which is technically the same thing, but DivX 3 would use a different decoder.

Try using ffdshow to decode instead.

[plomon]

I traced out the actual problem. There are some bad frames in the movie. So, I edited the AVI file in such a way that, the portions before and after the bad frames are cut and saved as seperate AVI files. Later, in the portion where bad frames existed, i.e., after frame number 156309(as shown in the crashinfo.txt file), I inserted certain blurred frames, until the next best portions. Now, I joined the three files to form a new AVI video. Now, I re-encoded this video using "Fast Re-Compress" technique with DivXPro 5.2.1 codec, and "Direct Stream Copy" for audio. The re-encoded video is now opening succesfully in both VDubMod and AutoGK too. So, currently, I'm adding subtitles to the file. My problem is almost solved.

In simple words, I just replaced the bad frames with some blurred frames(of same movie), and made a small clip of bad frames. Now, I joined this clip with it's previous and later portions to make it a full video. If you guys didn't find my explanation clear, pls let me know. I'll make it more clearer through screenshots.