BSOD while trying to encode

[jeffro]

Hey there, I use Windows 7 build 7000 x64 and I just noticed that no matter what program I use to encode my videos with or render them. I seem to getting a BSOD. I am the first one to be faced with this problem? And does anyone have a suggestion how to fix this?

 

[renthor]

Encoding fine here, although I'm using 32bit. Just checking, but you do have all proper codecs installed?

 

[jeffro]

That might be the issue as I installed all stuff I used on a 32 bit system. Don't if those codecs also have a 64bit specific version.

ps. I used those codecs just fine on my windows xp

 

[renthor]

I would try this:

http://www.sevenforums.com/news/2534-windows-7-codec-pack-vista-codec-pack-developer.html

Just uninstall everything you have installed already codec-wise.

I haven't had to use these myself, but people who have are reporting great success. Credit to Chappy for finding them.

 

[dmex]

Hey there, I use Windows 7 build 7000 x64 and I just noticed that no matter what program I use to encode my videos with or render them. I seem to getting a BSOD. I am the first one to be faced with this problem? And does anyone have a suggestion how to fix this?

Whats the BSOD code? You can find it under Event-Viewer

 

[jeffro]

Still having bsod, might be because that pack doesn't include encoding codecs.

 

[dmex]

Still having bsod, might be because that pack doesn't include encoding codecs.

What is the BSOD code so I can find the cause? :sarc:

 

[jeffro]

What is the BSOD code so I can find the cause? :sarc:

Forgot it -,- Don't feel like purposefully crashing it now as I'm copyinhg something

Is there some kind of log where I can check it out?

 

[jeffro]

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000124 (0x0000000000000000, 0xfffffa8002cbb038, 0x00000000b6632000, 0x0000000000000135). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 012109-22765-01.

This what I could find :/

 

[jeffro]

I had it again a few times. It's really annoying, I searched it up and I read something about nvidia or my sound not being right. So what is it?

 

[Mark]

Hi jeffro, have you used any cracks or patches to remove the watermark or send feedback?

 

[jeffro]

Nope I didn't I used Blue badge on my old builds but I clean installed build 7000 and haven't used any crack to do those.

 

[Mark]

What sort of encoding are you doing, is it something like converting AVI to DVD?
Have you tried ConvertXtoDVD, I ask because I have it and I can confirm if it's happening to me.

 

[jeffro]

What sort of encoding are you doing, is it something like converting AVI to DVD?
Have you tried ConvertXtoDVD, I ask because I have it and I can confirm if it's happening to me.

Recorded a video of ingame footage in fraps after that use it in sony vegas and render it. I also tried Windows Movie Maker and Adobe After Effects, all result in bsod even though its at different times.

 

[dmex]

I had it again a few times. It's really annoying, I searched it up and I read something about nvidia or my sound not being right. So what is it?

Heres the BSOD Infomation, your getting the very first check condition listed... Bug Check 0x124: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR

What application are you using to encode, Ill go check it out and see why its causing the fail-safe WHEA exception (BSOD)...It shouldn't be causing a BSOD because codecs are executed in user-mode so its something the application does differently from the others and something it shouldn't be doing at all, ever.

I have the feeling its caused by the application your using to encode, Its either using a system driver or system component in illegal methods, It should be reported and fixed asap because its bad application programming by the developer :huh:

 

[jeffro]

It can also be because my cpu is slightly overclocked. Never had problems before in XP but as I said it happens totally random.