"Unable to load library" error message.

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Fri Oct 09, 2009 9:00 pm

If I use several 3d transitions, all the ones that start with "flying" and some others I get this message and the video will fail to render. This issue is present on both of the computers I have vsX2 loaded on.

It's like the transition is corrupted or not present. I'm not big on these types of transitions but I do like the flying flip in certain spots in montages and it irritates me that it no longer works.

For test I simply put two images in the time line and insert the transition between them. Then render a video using the "same as project properties" and bingo, as soon as it gets to the transition it crashes with that error message.

Any one have any ideas? Like I said It's not my machine and I have used these transitions many times in earlier versions (VS11, 10.9.8 and 7)

Thanks

sjj1805 · Post by **sjj1805** » Fri Oct 09, 2009 11:16 pm

Have you updated Flash or DirectX?

For flash we have found that new versions tend to have an adverse effect on the Corel products but the work round is here:
Fix for Flash

For DirectX the latest version is here

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 12:47 am

sjj1805 wrote:Have you updated Flash or DirectX?

For flash we have found that new versions tend to have an adverse effect on the Corel products but the work round is here:
Fix for Flash

For DirectX the latest version is here

Thanks Steve,

I can't seem to find the link to the file to download in the inforation for flash work around. It says at the bottom of this article but there is no file link there.

Black Lab · Post by **Black Lab** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:59 am

Some people have had problems with the 3D transitions for a couple of versions now. Some people, like myself, have not problems at all. Why? I don't know.

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 6:20 am

Black Lab wrote:Some people have had problems with the 3D transitions for a couple of versions now. Some people, like myself, have not problems at all. Why? I don't know.

Jeff how did you get VSx2?

Mine was a downloaded upgrade to VS 11 where the 3d transitions worked fine. In fact they still do as I have it loaded on one machine still. Did you receive a disc? Just trying to narrow down what might be the difference.

sjj1805 · Post by **sjj1805** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 11:07 am

The site I placed Flash.OCX on has mysteriously disappeared (again)
Later this evening (not at home at the moment) I will upload a copy to my Microsoft Sky Drive.

Hopefully this new link will not expire
Windows Live - Microsoft SkyDrive

Black Lab · Post by **Black Lab** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 3:05 pm

metmot wrote:
Black Lab wrote:Some people have had problems with the 3D transitions for a couple of versions now. Some people, like myself, have not problems at all. Why? I don't know.

Jeff how did you get VSx2?

Mine was a downloaded upgrade to VS 11 where the 3d transitions worked fine. In fact they still do as I have it loaded on one machine still. Did you receive a disc? Just trying to narrow down what might be the difference.

I have never used a download version, only discs.

sjj1805 · Post by **sjj1805** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 4:27 pm

Zip file uploaded to my Sky Drive Account:

FixForFlash
Regards, Steve J - Web Board Admin

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 7:43 pm

Black Lab wrote:
metmot wrote:
Black Lab wrote:Some people have had problems with the 3D transitions for a couple of versions now. Some people, like myself, have not problems at all. Why? I don't know.

Jeff how did you get VSx2?

Mine was a downloaded upgrade to VS 11 where the 3d transitions worked fine. In fact they still do as I have it loaded on one machine still. Did you receive a disc? Just trying to narrow down what might be the difference.
I have never used a download version, only discs.

I have long wondered if that may be a factor?

Steve, thanks for fixing the fixflash link

I will see if it helps later when work is over and let you know. I believe my directx is up to date

All this sounds silly but I like the flying flip transition doing photo montages when the person makes a transformation. As a baggy pants high school punk with shaggy hair into a post boot camp soldier or such.

Thanks again guys

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 9:47 pm

sjj1805 wrote:Zip file uploaded to my Sky Drive Account:

FixForFlash
Regards, Steve J - Web Board Admin

Steve,

I said I believe my DirectX is up to date. Well I believed incorrectly. That did in fact fix my transition library loading issue.

Thanks again, you are tirelessly generous with your help here.

Black Lab · Post by **Black Lab** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 10:11 pm

Cool.

bellerophon · Post by **bellerophon** » Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:03 pm

I read this post with great interest as it looks very similar to the problem I have, but the fixes don't apply.
I am using the trial version of VS12 to chek the possibility of transfering to Blu-Ray projects I have done with my current VS9. The project I work on is a photo show made of about 20 sub projects. Some of those are handled without any problem by VS12 down to the creation of the video, and with others, the program stalls with a message that VS12 has to close ... This appears to be transition related, as if I remove the transitions, the projects are read and rendered correctly.
To simplify the analysis, I created a project with 2 color sequences from the program lib, and tried to insert one of the faulty transitions (e.g. Clock Quarter). The program immediately stops, even by only clicking on the transition !
Before installing VS12, I updated DirectX, Real, QuickTime and WinMediaPlayer. I also used the Flashfix indicated in this post. I also uninstalled previous versions (VS5 and VS9). My config is : WinXP / Athlon 2500+ / 1.5G RAM and sufficient disk space.
On top of that, Corel does not deliver technical support on the trial version.
I would be very happy if anyone could suggest a solution to this problem.

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:17 pm

bellerophon wrote:I read this post with great interest as it looks very similar to the problem I have, but the fixes don't apply.
I am using the trial version of VS12 to chek the possibility of transfering to Blu-Ray projects I have done with my current VS9. The project I work on is a photo show made of about 20 sub projects. Some of those are handled without any problem by VS12 down to the creation of the video, and with others, the program stalls with a message that VS12 has to close ... This appears to be transition related, as if I remove the transitions, the projects are read and rendered correctly.
To simplify the analysis, I created a project with 2 color sequences from the program lib, and tried to insert one of the faulty transitions (e.g. Clock Quarter). The program immediately stops, even by only clicking on the transition !
Before installing VS12, I updated DirectX, Real, QuickTime and WinMediaPlayer. I also used the Flashfix indicated in this post. I also uninstalled previous versions (VS5 and VS9). My config is : WinXP / Athlon 2500+ / 1.5G RAM and sufficient disk space.
On top of that, Corel does not deliver technical support on the trial version.
I would be very happy if anyone could suggest a solution to this problem.

Funny you should mention that. The problem you are having seems identical to one that I am also having currently which is as of yet unsolved. Distinctly different than the issue I had when posting this thread. Steve gave some nice information for troubleshooting windows which is likely where the problem lies, not VS. Here is the link to the thread. http://forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php ... highlight=
I haven't had time to go through all the steps Steve gave as of yet. Maybe you can let us know either here or the other thread if you get this resolved? I am seriously thinking of reformatting as the same computer always ran VS x2 flawlessly before this with no hardware changes. That's just me though, I have a finite patience and have reformatted so many times it only takes a while compared to beating my head against the wall It always fixes my problems albeit the chicken way out. I keep my drives organized in a "reformat friendly" manner at all times.

That's my novice approach to this overcomplicated, inexact science they call "Windows".

Post by **Ken Berry** » Wed Nov 11, 2009 8:41 pm

The problem with some of the older versions' transitions is that not all of them work with more recent versions, particularly if running under Vista... I couldn't say, however, whether the clock quarter one you mention is one of them...

metmot · Post by **metmot** » Wed Nov 11, 2009 10:10 pm

Ken Berry wrote:The problem with some of the older versions' transitions is that not all of them work with more recent versions, particularly if running under Vista... I couldn't say, however, whether the clock quarter one you mention is one of them...

He's running XP just like me. And in my case, this hardware configuration is known to work properly with XP and VSx2 until I reformatted.