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joe mama

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OGG Encoder causes fatal exception
« on: September 16, 2002, 11:09:04 pm »

I've been using MJ to rip to WAV, then using Convert Format to convert the WAVs to OGG, rather than ripping directly to OGG.  Sometimes, maybe 20% of the time, in the middle of converting 10 or 20 files, I get an error (something about "winold").  When I click OK on the error dialog, I end up at a BSOD with the following error:


A fatal exception OE has occurred at 0167:BFF9DFFF.  The current application will be terminated.


I then have to hit CTRL-ALT-DELETE about 10 or 15 times to get my system to restart.  Once it is restarted, I go back to MJ, choose the remaining wavs and go to Convert Format. On the Convert Files dialog, I click on the Options button to check and make sure the correct OGG  encoding settings are still there.  I exit out of the encoding options and click Start on the Convert Files dialog and I end up crashing to BSOD again.  I have repeated this sequence of actions up to 6 times with the same results every time.  However, if I skip checking the encoding settings by clicking on Options and just click Start on the Convert Files dialog...no crash.  So, for some reason, looking at the Options dialog always seems to lead to a fatal exception in this situation.  I have been mostly converting to OGG, but also sometimes get this behavior when converting wav to MPC.

Rob


Media Jukebox PLUS 8.0.370
Install Path: C:\Program Files\Media Jukebox\

CPU: Intel Pentium III 731 MHz MMX
Memory: Total - 261 MB, Free - 156 MB
Resource Info: System - 63 %, GDI - 80 %, User - 63 %
OS: Microsoft Windows 98 SE

Internet Explorer: 6.0.2600.0000
ComCtl32.dll: 5.50.4704.1100
Shlwapi.dll: 6.00.2600.0000
Shell32.dll: 4.72.3812.600
wnaspi32.dll: 4.60 (1021) , ASPI for Win32 (95/NT) DLL, Copyright © 1989-1999 Adaptec, Inc.
Aspi32.sys: N/A
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RE:OGG Encoder causes fatal exception
« Reply #1 on: September 17, 2002, 06:52:44 am »

Please see the FAQ on ASPI.  Yours is not current.
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joe|PLS|mama

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RE:OGG Encoder causes fatal exception
« Reply #2 on: September 17, 2002, 10:52:48 am »

Thanks.  The only mention of aspi I saw in the person related to NT/2000/XP.  I'm using 98SE.

I just went thru a whole apsi ordeal (again) when I uninstalled a demo version of Nero a couple of weeks ago.  The problem is that aspi 4.60 is the only version that seems to work on my system.  I have tried the up-to-date 4.71 several times, but it never works.  Any suggestions would be great.

Would aspi affect format conversions, though?  I'm ripping to wav and generally have no problems with that step of the process.  It's when I start converting the wavs (on my hard drive) to ogg that the errors crop up.  And, in certain situations, the crashes appear to be directly related to whether or not I access the Encoding options dialog before I start the conversion.

Rob
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joe|PLS|mama

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RE:OGG Encoder causes fatal exception
« Reply #3 on: September 19, 2002, 12:59:38 am »

Happened again today.  Was encoding 10 WAVs to OGG.  I have the OGG encoder plug-in set to custom and using -q 6.  After encoding 9 of the WAVs, I received this error:


WINOLDAP caused a segment not present fault
in module WINOA386.MOD at 0002:0000271a.
Registers:
EAX=00020110 CS=1167 EIP=0000271a EFLGS=00000246
EBX=00004610 SS=115f ESP=000046c0 EBP=000046c4
ECX=0002124d DS=115f ESI=81a20fcc FS=10cf
EDX=81a20000 ES=115f EDI=000063e4 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
9a 28 21 f7 0f 9a 8a 21 f7 0f 9a a2 21 f7 0f b9
Stack dump:
0fcc63e4 219746d0 00001167 0953ffff 102546f4 63e417a7 0000d292 0fcc0418 0fcc0418 45fc115f 02780000 000081a2 02a502a0 11e24712 00001167 1167090c


then I clicked OK and received this error:


OGGENC caused a general protection fault
in module KRNL386.EXE at 0001:00001c0d.
Registers:
EAX=00003eef CS=0147 EIP=00001c0d EFLGS=00000246
EBX=0000000b SS=0e27 ESP=00008ace EBP=00008ad4
ECX=00000000 DS=0e27 ESI=00000075 FS=0000
EDX=80a12002 ES=3eef EDI=00000075 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
26 8b 0d 03 f1 4e fd 33 db 26 ac 3c 5c 74 08 3c
Stack dump:
8af8000c 8ade015f 014f2620 0e278af8 11598c26 0e278af8 0f808b00 8c5c8c8d 00000e27 3e360000 4f430000 4547414e 452e544e 00004558 00000000 00000000


I restarted the computer, opened MJ, located the remaing WAV, selected Convert Format, clicked on Options on the Convert Files dialog to check the encoder settings, closed the Conversion Settings options, clicked Start to start encoding, crashed to BSOD, received this error:


A fatal exception OE has occurred at 0167:BFF9DFFF. The current application will be terminated.
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RE:OGG Encoder causes fatal exception
« Reply #4 on: September 19, 2002, 03:58:28 am »

>> I have tried the up-to-date 4.71 several times, but it never
>> works. Any suggestions would be great.
thats because you prob did not install it correctly, i made this mistake the first time i tried.

when you click on the install file, it does not inctall the ASPI, all it does is put it in a Dir On The C: Drive.

you Need To Go Into That Folder And Run The Install File, And Then Run The ASPI Check Program Inside To Make Sure.

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Also Upgrade MJ

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Download The Latest OGG Encoder.

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joe|PLS|mama

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RE:OGG Encoder causes fatal exception
« Reply #5 on: September 19, 2002, 04:48:54 am »

Thanks for the suggestions.


when you click on the install file, it does not inctall the ASPI, all it does is put it in a Dir On The C: Drive.

you Need To Go Into That Folder And Run The Install File, And Then Run The ASPI Check Program Inside To Make Sure.


I've done that and ASPI check always tells me that it is not installed or configured correctly.  Again, is ASPI going to have any effect on the encoding step of the process.  I pretty much have no problems ripping to wav.


Also Upgrade MJ

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Download The Latest OGG Encoder.


Media Jukebox PLUS 8.0.372
Install Path: C:\Program Files\Media Jukebox\

CPU: Intel Pentium III 732 MHz MMX
Memory: Total - 261 MB, Free - 135 MB
Resource Info: System - 64 %, GDI - 75 %, User - 64 %
OS: Microsoft Windows 98 SE

Internet Explorer: 6.0.2800.1106
ComCtl32.dll: 5.50.4916.400
Shlwapi.dll: 6.00.2800.1106
Shell32.dll: 4.72.3812.600
wnaspi32.dll: 4.60 (1021) , ASPI for Win32 (95/NT) DLL, Copyright © 1989-1999 Adaptec, Inc.
Aspi32.sys: N/A

Also, according to the Plug-in Manager in my MJ installation I have OGG encoder 2.0.59.  I see on the Encoder Plug-ins page here on the site, the most recent version listed is 2.0.58.


If Your Feeling Funky Also Get Windows XP


I won't be upgrading to XP until I buy/build my next machine, which probably won't be for another year or so.  Using MJ for ripping and encoding kind of streamlined the whole process, but if all else fails, I can just go back to using EAC for ripping and WinVorbis or Oggifier for encoding.
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