Cheers - Neil
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 05:52:04 -0700, AntonAAK
<Anto...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Hi all
>
>I recently purchased a new system specifically for encoding video files
>taken from DVD to WMV format. This has worked perfectly well under my old XP
>system using WME 9.
>
>My new system has Vista installed as standerd as all new systems do.
>
>I installed WME9 and found that it crashed when I created a new session.
>
>I have installed hotfix KB929182-INTL.exe which the Microsoft Knowledge Base
>says will cure this known problem but it makes no difference whatsoever.
>
>Both WME 9 and the hotfix have been installed running the installation as
>administrator and it still does not work.
>
>Has anyone had any experience of this hotfix failing? Has anyone managed to
>encode successfully from file to file using WME 9 under Vista?
>
>Any advice would be very gratefully appreciated.
>Anton
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I'm running Vista Home Premium on a Dell laptop with an Intel 7400 2.16 Ghz
processor and 2Gb RAM.
The system came with a DVD player called MediaDirect which I thought might
have been the problem so since making my earlier post I installed WinDVD and
everything seemed OK. My movie started encoding properly!
I celebrated too fast however as it keeps crashing about 3/4 of the way
through the movie. This is a big improvement on crashing right at the start
however.
This has only been one movie however so I'm in the process of testing it
with another to see if I have any luck.
Thanks for your help so far
Anton
> Maybe this Hotfix helps: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929182
> "FIX: You may experience issues when you use Windows Media Encoder 9
> Series on a computer that is running Windows Vista"
The hotfix report an error message during the installation (note:
Windows Vista in Italian). It just says that the installation cannot
continue.
Any other solution or hints ?
"AntonAAK" wrote:
> Thanks Stefan but I tried that hotfix and it didn't help.
>
> I think I have everything running now however having loaded WinDVD and
> ffdshow.
>
> All seems ok. Fingers crossed
>
> Many thanks
> A
The hotfix doesnt make any difference though. When running script.exe
WMCmd.vbs and having tried several inputs(mpeg, avi/xvid with ffdshow) and
cscript.exe crashes every time.
Microsoft needs to release another fix for this I think or has anyone else a
solution?