Error 15034:1:1 VS9

[TF]

Get this error meassage on trying to run application.
"cannot initialize applicaqtion . The resolution is too small to play video.The screen resolution must be set to at least 1024 x 768. The problem is that is my screen resolution.

[michaeltee]

Hi TF,

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Re error message 15034:1:1, you might try temporarily setting your Windows display properties to something higher than 1024 X 768, say 1280 X 1024 for example. Make sure the new resolution is "set" and then try launching VS9 again. If successful, close VS9, go back to 1024 X 768 and try VS9 once again.

The above is NOT a known solution, the hope being that toggling your screen res will allow VS9 to properly re-detect it upon launch.

If you're comfortable re-installing your video card driver or upgrading to the most recent driver (available from your video card manufacturers support site) that might also be something to consider.

Again, these are NOT proven fixes... just a few basic ideas lacking a more definitive solution.

-Mike

[chssue]

I have the same problem.
newly purchased VS-X7 will not run due to this error message.
Fast Flick and Screen Capture DO work...the Vid Studio X7 does not.

I have tried every screen resolution within 32bit display.

I have tried running it using different compatibility modes as well. no luck there either. maybe it's the text display settings?

The error message:

Cannot initialize application.

Screen resolution is not sufficient to launch the application. Please
adjust your screen resolution or text display settings and try again.

[15034:1 :1]

[BrianCee]

Regardless of the screen resolution VideoStudio will not start if the display setting in Windows is other than 100%

Screen shot below is from Windows 8.1 but I do remember Win 7 had something very similar - if that dot is not in 100% VS will not start.

click on the image to enlarge it

[chssue]

thank you! that was it!

I long for the day when error messages are interactive and tutorial in nature.

[BrianCee]

I long for the day when error messages are interactive and tutorial in nature.

Amen to that

[rosariorose9]

Regardless of the screen resolution VideoStudio will not start if the display setting in Windows is other than 100%

Screen shot below is from Windows 8.1 but I do remember Win 7 had something very similar - if that dot is not in 100% VS will not start.

Screen magnification.PNG

Can't thank you enough, Brian. Had just about given up on this problem, and was about to remove the program...and then I read your post. That was, indeed, my problem, and your solution fixed it. Thanks!!!

[Terfyn]

Windows 7 Home and VS X8.
In practice X8 will run with the non default setting but a warning comes up which you can ignore. X7 will not run unless the screen is in the default setting but X6 will.
The problem is that the text is so small in default that it is difficult to read BUT it does not affect the text in X8 which is the same for both settings.

[RobertOZ]

Regardless of the screen resolution VideoStudio will not start if the display setting in Windows is other than 100%

Screen shot below is from Windows 8.1 but I do remember Win 7 had something very similar - if that dot is not in 100% VS will not start.

The attachment Screen magnification.PNG is no longer available

That's strange, my display settings are set to 125% and have been for years and I have never had an issue with VS or any other NLE

[BrianCee]

perhaps you are lucky - it was the problem for two people in this topic and many before - thats how I knew it could be a problem