Newbie problem: X2 crashes trying to render video
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: vstudio.exe
Application Version: 12.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 48490238
Fault Module Name: StackHash_cc57
Fault Module Version: 6.0.6002.18005
Fault Module Timestamp: 49e03824
Exception Code: c0000374
Exception Offset: 000ab0bf
OS Version: 6.0.6002.2.2.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: cc57
Additional Information 2: 2f94d6cd8f7a950a7914aa0966c19aa2
Additional Information 3: 5e22
Additional Information 4: e42e6da12c29cc6c54b091850d88ff55
I think it's got to do with the Visual C++ library being used - I am using Vista x64 and VS seems to be using 32 bit VC DLLs ( specifically msvcr80.dll).
Does anyone have any ideas for me to try?
X2 crash rendering video
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Welcome to the Forums! 
The problem is that you have told us nothing about the properties of the video you are trying to render, or what editing you have done to it. Moreover, you have not filled in your Profile, so we have no idea of your system set-up.
VS was not specifically written with a 64 bit mode. However, there are quite a few users of Vista and Windows 7 64 bit who seem to have managed to edit and render their videos. So hopefully one or more of those might come along with suggestions.
In the meantime, anything more you can tell us about your video, editing and computer set-up would be extremely useful.
The problem is that you have told us nothing about the properties of the video you are trying to render, or what editing you have done to it. Moreover, you have not filled in your Profile, so we have no idea of your system set-up.
VS was not specifically written with a 64 bit mode. However, there are quite a few users of Vista and Windows 7 64 bit who seem to have managed to edit and render their videos. So hopefully one or more of those might come along with suggestions.
In the meantime, anything more you can tell us about your video, editing and computer set-up would be extremely useful.
Ken Berry
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Sorry, don't know why my profile didn't show my system cofig which I thought I had provided.... I have now made sure it's in my profile 
Video source is AVC/AC3 in AVI container.
After much trial-and-error, I discovered that the problem was with the audio format. VS showed audio as "unknown format". Changing the source audio format to PCM solved the problem. The msvcr80.dll crash I was getting occasionally appears to have been a red herring.
Video source is AVC/AC3 in AVI container.
After much trial-and-error, I discovered that the problem was with the audio format. VS showed audio as "unknown format". Changing the source audio format to PCM solved the problem. The msvcr80.dll crash I was getting occasionally appears to have been a red herring.
Dave
VS Pro X2; M4A785TD-V EVO; AMD Phenom II x64 965; 6GB
VS Pro X2; M4A785TD-V EVO; AMD Phenom II x64 965; 6GB