Ulead video studio 11 crashes under vista

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Ulead video studio 11 crashes under vista

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Hi All, I have a problem with video studio 11, when ever i'm rendering a file after editing it seems to crash at 30% i get a message saying

"windows has encountered a problem and needs to close"

It never used to do this in windows xp I've run the patches but they seem to work as they cant find my installation of the program.

anything i can do ?

thanks
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Scroll to the top of the page you are now reading and look for the button marked "Profile." Click it. Fill out your systems data.
Next, go here:
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic.php?t=8959
read it, get that data and post back here and we can help you.
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ok I've done that
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Erm.... no you only did 1 of 2 things requested by Lance.
You need to do the other one before we can offer any suggestions.
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I'm rendering a 350mb avi file to mpeg4 but it gets to 30% and then windows say it needs to close the program because its encountered an error, this is in windows vista.

surely someone has come accross this before ? if not is there another program i can use ? i never had this problem with windows xp with ulead video studio 11 :(
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Sorry, but an 'avi' file could be almost anything as a number of different video formats use that as their container extension: uncompressed .avi (Huge at 65 GB per hour of video); DV/AVI at 13 GB per hour; to the more highly compressed formats like DivX or XVid. I suspect it is one of the latter.

Right click on your avi file within Video Studio and copy down all its properties here please. And also tell us the exact properties of the mpeg-4 you are trying to create.
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Post by sjj1805 »

To clear things up he is following my tutorial. The files he has downloaded are the ones from the Ulead website and should be accepted by VideoStudio 9 but for some reason haven't.

EDIT - ignore this one - right reply but wrong post!
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Post by Ken Berry »

:?: :?: :?: :?:

Sorry Steve, but have you posted this in the wrong thread? I am not aware of any 350 MB files in the samples from Ulead. And where does VS9 enter the picture? And of course, there is no reference in preceding threads to your tutorial...
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Oops yes - I had a number of "tabs" open in Firefox and must have selected the wrong one. Sorry.
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