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More => Old Versions => Media Center 12 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: daveg on February 20, 2008, 03:58:16 pm
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I have been getting the following "ASSERT FAILED" error on the last few builds.
"Executable: JRWorder.exe Pid ce4 Tid 1160. Module QuickTimeSourcedll, 3 objects left active!
at line 317 of .\dllentry.cpp
Continue? (Cancel to debug)
Seems to be happening at random times, mostly when browsing my handheld
About 4 so boxes pop up and I just say yes,
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It looks like the Direct Show filter "QuickTimeSource.dll" is causing problems. That's a debug message that shouldn't even show up in release versions of software.
You might try to update or uninstall it.
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I tried updating and uninstalling quicktime, same problem. Seems to be worse now
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Anybody...
As a software developer myself, I would be a little more curious as to why a message like this would be showing up.
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Anybody...
As a software developer myself, I would be a little more curious as to why a message like this would be showing up.
It's not a JRiver message. It's from a DirectShow filter on your system.
We use DirectShow filters to analyze and play some video formats. You can configure what filters MC will use in Options > Playback.
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I tried updating and uninstalling quicktime, same problem. Seems to be worse now
QuickTimeSource.dll appears to be a filter from muvee Technologies. It is a DirectShow filter designed to handle Quicktime file types (mp4, m4a, MOV, etc.). It is not the same as Quicktime engine. Uninstalling Quicktime would not affect it.
While this filter is able to handle some files that other filters (such as FFDShow) can not handle, it also is quite bad at error handling. It often causes crashes.