Videopack and XP and Blue screen error

[Bernard]

On XP system Videopack 5 produce a quick blue screen error when I try to turn off my PC (laptop) and produce in fact a reboot. I need to turn off manually my PC (Power button). Blue screen error is related to an ACPI problem.

Could anybody help me ?

Thanks in advance

[leebo]

Did U install the XP patch from Roxio for VP5?

R U sure it's caused by VP5?
ACPI is a power management system. I thought it had to do with hardware.

[Bernard]

Thanks for your question

XP Patch is installed. Service pack 1 also. Yes ACPI is to manage device power. But because that's a trap may be the message error is wrong ... If I desinstall Videopack everything return OK.

[natcom]

i got problems with video pack 5 and xp pro 2 and no path has fix my problem or update i think vp5 hate WIN XP lol

[MegaBit]

I had the same problem and may have been the first to report it to Roxio. I was able to capture a screen image using a digital camera and send it to them because they were skeptical but... after three weeks I received a fix.

I don't know if it was written for my machine because they took lots of driver data off my system but if you want to try it, I could send it to you.

It unpacks and installs in less than one second- and what ever it is I cannot examine the file.

I know they are about to post a second patch for VP-5 and this will be included as well as support for the HP DVD100i recorder.

Let me know if you want the ACPI patch- it's a whopping 12K ZIP file.

[Mordant]

Hey, can any of you give me an overview of Roxio Video Pack? How does it compare to Tmpgenc or CCE? Does it let you do multipass encoding?

[Bernard]

Yes Megabit !

I will be delighted to receive and try the fix. Could you send me this file ? You will find my personal email in your forum private mailbox if you need it.

Thanks a lot for your kind help

I had the same problem and may have been the first to report it to Roxio. I was able to capture a screen image using a digital camera and send it to them because they were skeptical but... after three weeks I received a fix.

I don't know if it was written for my machine because they took lots of driver data off my system but if you want to try it, I could send it to you.

It unpacks and installs in less than one second- and what ever it is I cannot examine the file.

I know they are about to post a second patch for VP-5 and this will be included as well as support for the HP DVD100i recorder.

Let me know if you want the ACPI patch- it's a whopping 12K ZIP file.