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    Hi. For some reason, I was able to load and encode H264 videos just fine yesterday, but I couldn't today.

    When I loaded a H264 video file, it says "Caching: attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that the other memory is corrupt."

    I went on Google and searched around but couldn't find any good solutions. So I uninstalled Xvid4PSP and re-installed the latest version, which is 5.1. But the problem still persists.

    I thought I may need to update my codecs so I installed all the latest codecs for both video and audio.

    This time, I was able to load H264 videos, but a new problem arose: only audio was converted. Here's the error log I got from trying to encode a H264 video file:

    PLATFORM
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    OS Code: Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
    OS Name: Windows 7 Ultimate Service Pack 1 (x64)
    Framework: 2.0.50727.5420 (v4.0)
    AviSynth: AviSynth 2.58 tsp MT version 5(mod seraphy), build:Jul 12 2009 [07:46:21]
    CPU Info: AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 955 Processor (~3193), 4 core(s)
    RAM Total: 7423Mb
    Language: ENU (1252, ".")
    SystemDrive: C:

    XviD4PSP
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    Version: 5.10.234.0
    Created: 14.04.2011 02:42:08
    AppPath: C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5
    TempPath: C:\Temp

    FILES
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    [AM-A]Flames.of.Ambition.E24.450p-HANrel.AM-Addiction.avi >
    [AM-A]Flames.of.Ambition.E24.450p-HANrel.AM-Addiction.avi

    TASK
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    Format: AVI
    Duration: 01:07:58:120 (97777)
    VideoDecoder: DirectShowSource
    Resolution: 800x450 > 720x400
    Aspect: 1.7778 > 1.8000
    VCodecPreset: XviD Q3.0 HQ
    VEncodingMode: Quality
    VideoCodec: h264 > XviD (1.2.2)
    VideoBitrate: 1550 > Q3.0
    Framerate: 29.970 > 23.976
    FramerateModifer: ChangeFPS
    SourceType: PROGRESSIVE
    FieldOrder: UNKNOWN
    AEncodingPreset: MP3 CBR 128k
    AudioCodec: AC3 > MP3
    AudioBitrate: 192 > 128
    Samplerate: 48000
    Channels: 2

    SCRIPT
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    import("C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5\dlls\AviSynth\functions\AudioFunctions.avs")
    import("C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5\dlls\AviSynth\functions\VideoFunctions.avs")
    loadplugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\XviD4PSP 5\dlls\AviSynth\plugins\VSFilter.dll")

    DirectShowSource("C:\Users\Sau\Downloads\Video\[AM-A]Flames.of.Ambition.E24.450p-HANrel.AM-Addiction.avi", fps=29.970, convertfps=true)

    ConvertToYV12()

    ###[FILTERING]###
    ###[FILTERING]###

    Lanczos4Resize(720, 400)
    TextSub("C:\Users\Sau\Documents\Flames.of.Ambition.E24.10 1226.HDTV.XviD-HANrel-[WITH S2].ass")ChangeFPS(23.976)




    AUDIO ENCODING
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    Encoding audio to: C:\Temp\0001.mp3
    MP3 128kbps 2ch 16bit 48000khz

    lame.exe: -m s -b 128 -q 2 - "C:\Temp\0001.mp3"


    VIDEO ENCODING
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    Encoding video to: C:\Temp\0001.avi
    XviD Q3.0 720x400 23.976fps (97777 frames)

    xvid_encraw.exe: -cq 3.0 -smoother 0 -max_key_interval 250 -nopacked -vhqmode 4 -lumimasking -max_bframes 1 -bvhq -bquant_ratio 100 -threads 6 -avi "C:\Temp\0001.avi" -i "C:\Temp\0001.avs"



    Error:


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    Please help me. Thank you very much.
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    it sounds like you should do a ram memory test. something like the bootable iso at http://www.memtest.org/
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    I ran the Memory Diagnostic Tool (windows 7 64-bit) and there was no problems with the memory.

    I'm able to load xivd videos, but not H264 videos at high bitrates and resolutions. This is really weird.
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    weird. have you tried a different version of xvid4psp to see if it's a programming error in that version? i'd try the current beta as it's most up to date.
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    I think it's the program. I have tried different fifth versions, but it seems only version 6.0.3 Daily 2377 works for me. Do you know how to add subtitles for version 6? I can't find it anywhere. This one looks fancy but kinda hard to use.
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    I donīt use Xvid4PSP. But maybe the problem is, that source file is in an avi-container. This caused me various problems with other programs, because of splitter.
    Maybe you can try to demux the avi, and then mux it into a mp4 container. I use mp4box for that, and it helps a lot.

    Good luck !
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    @NoBuddy: Thanks but that doesn't work either

    Another weird thing is that I'm able to load those H264 videos with VirtualDub and encode them, but not in Xvid4PSP. I think this has something to do with the recent windows updates I did.
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    Last edited by whatever911; 26th May 2011 at 02:48.
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    try a system restore back to when it all worked
    PS - You're not allowed to cross post here...better erase your other post and insert "deleted"
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    A system restore?? But... but I have done so many windows updates ... is that the only way out here? What if it doesn't work still?
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