VS Pro X 2 error message whilst burning/rendering

John H · Post by **John H** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:37 am

Gentlemen/Ladies, As this is my first visit I start with an apology. I am not very tech. literate and I am very much an amateur user of VS. I joined the Forum after reading some of the contributions; I was impressed.

My first visit is a plea for assistance.

I recently upgrded to VS Pro x2 [12.0.98.0 Pro] and many of the basic features are familiar. I created my latest project, a home/holiday video, a couple of music tracks, titles etc; approx 40 mins.

Initially I burned directly to DVD, but got an 'unspecified error message'. I read the manual and decided I should 'Create a Video File' & used MPEG Optimiser and the project commenced rendering. This failed with the error message 'Unable to load library [19151:3:3]. I did a little more checking, including the forum, but to not avail.

Can anyone help?

My system is not the most up todate. MS XP Professional; Pent4 2.6GHz; 1.5GB RAM; HD 120GB [70gb free]

Trevor Andrew · Post by **Trevor Andrew** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:46 am

Hi John

Welcome to the forum.

First of all:-

Have you manually updated Direct X.
Please read the announcements at the top of this forum, a link to direct X can be found there.

Post by **Ken Berry** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 10:45 am

... And also installed the update patch for VS12...?

John H · Post by **John H** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:29 am

Trevor - thank you - I will check Direct X

John H · Post by **John H** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:33 am

Ken - No I have not. I did read your previous advice on this patch but presumed that it was not applicable to my recent version. Lesson here?

I will do so.

John H · Post by **John H** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 12:17 pm

To Ken Berry & Trevor Andrew

Gentlemen, Just to let you know that I did update DirectX and I did download the VS12 patch plus I also changed the system virtual memory values to Custom initial size 1024 & maximum size 4096 [this was the tip provided by the Corel tech support].

The good new is that creating a video file and subsequent burning to CD worked perfectly - the bad news is I am not sure which or all three help suggestions worked.

Never the less thank you.

I will now be moving onto creating a project from my new HD video camera. If I get stuck I know where to come for help.

I will as time allows continue to use the forum for tips, hints and my general education. Again thanks.

Post by **Ken Berry** » Mon Jun 29, 2009 1:12 pm

Glad to know at least one -- but possibly all three -- of our suggestions helped!!!