Tmpgenc problem with ntdll.dll

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virusim

1
Hi,

My Tmpgenc used to work fine, however, recently it
give me the following error messages when I start
to convert avi file to mpeg1.

Uninstall and reinstall does not help. Please kindly advise.
Thank you

"Write Error occurred at address 77FCCA36 of module ntdll.dll with 00000000"

using chkaspi give the following log file below

LOG0143: *****************************************************************
LOG0144: Starting ASPICHK installer on Mon Aug 18 20:30:19 2003
ASPICHK0438: OS = Windows NT (5.00.2195)
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system32\wnaspi32.dll does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system\winaspi.dll does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system32\drivers\aspi32.sys does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system\wowpost.exe does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
ASPICHK0522: Inconsistent version numbers among components
ASPICHK0592: ASPI installation has problems
LOG0218: Closing installer log on Mon Aug 18 20:30:19 2003
LOG0219: *****************************************************************
 
S

scarecrow

1
If you are trying to convert directly from CD/DVD then ASPI layer is required. Search in the net for "forceaspi 1.7". There is also a newer version of ForceASPI (1.8) which installs layer 4.7X which is definitely NOT recommended, especially since you run Windows 2000.
 
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Hese Mesa

1
virusim said:
Hi,

My Tmpgenc used to work fine, however, recently it
give me the following error messages when I start
to convert avi file to mpeg1.

Uninstall and reinstall does not help. Please kindly advise.
Thank you

"Write Error occurred at address 77FCCA36 of module ntdll.dll with 00000000"

using chkaspi give the following log file below

LOG0143: *****************************************************************
LOG0144: Starting ASPICHK installer on Mon Aug 18 20:30:19 2003
ASPICHK0438: OS = Windows NT (5.00.2195)
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system32\wnaspi32.dll does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system\winaspi.dll does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system32\drivers\aspi32.sys does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
UPGRADE0965: File c:\winnt\system\wowpost.exe does not exist
UPGRADE0369: No existing file to compare, upgrade recommended
ASPICHK0522: Inconsistent version numbers among components
ASPICHK0592: ASPI installation has problems
LOG0218: Closing installer log on Mon Aug 18 20:30:19 2003
LOG0219: *****************************************************************
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;) Uninstall and install TMPGEnc 2.513.53.162-Plus. :p
 
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celtic_druid

1
Just wondering what the original error has to do with ASPI layers?

Does the AVI use XviD for video compression? If so what XviD build are you running?
 
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budwiser

New member
Hi try this open Tmpgenc click on options / enviromentol settings / vfapi plugins then make sure 'direct show multimeadia file reader ' has a priority of 1. do this by right clicking on it.
 
metalhedplate

metalhedplate

1
Just wanted to let U know. I was getting the same error and I tried what budwiser said and it worked. I am running TMpge now, I'll Let U know how the video comes out. Didn't try the aspi layer thing, just the direct show thing but it got rid of the error message. Thanx budwiser

budwiser said:
Hi try this open Tmpgenc click on options / enviromentol settings / vfapi plugins then make sure 'direct show multimeadia file reader ' has a priority of 1. do this by right clicking on it.
Click to expand...
 
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budwiser

New member
Glad it helped , but must admit me being a newbie its something i picked up off a wiser man on another forum.
Happy encoding.
 
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celtic_druid

1
If moving the directshow priority fixes the error then it suggests that there was a problem with the VFW decoder.

In my experience this is caused by a file which uses XviD for video compression and an old build of XviD installed, which is why I originally asked if the file was XviD.

If this is the case then installing a more uptodate build of XviD would also solve the problem, with no need to change TMPGEnc's VFAPI plugin settings.
 
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