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More => Old Versions => Media Jukebox => Topic started by: damage addict on March 20, 2002, 10:55:08 pm

Title: I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: damage addict on March 20, 2002, 10:55:08 pm

I am running mj 7.2 . the specific messages I get are:

1. Runtime Error!
  Pogram: C:\PROGRAM FILES\ J RVER MEDIA JUKEBOX\ MEDIA JUKEBOX\EXE

abnormal program termination

2. THIS PRGRAM HAS PERFORMED AN ILLEGAL OPERATION AND WILL CLOSE DOWN
  IF  PROBLEMPERSISTS CONTACT VENDOR.    
 
(DETAILS): PAGE FAULT IN MODULE MFC 42. DLL AT
  0167:6c371351.

  REGISTERS:
  EAX=00000000  CS=0167  EIP=6c371351  EFLGS=00010246
  EBX=6c440008  SS=016f  ESP=01abfaa4  EBP=01abfad8
  ECX=00000000  DS=0160  ESI=009e8ac0  IS=3d37
  EDX=00000003  ES=016f  EDI=00790a18  GS=3d66

  Bytes at CS:EIP:

  8b 71 04 85 f6 57 74 26 8b 7c 24 0c 33 d2 8b c7

  Stack Dump:
 
  009e8ac0  6c375c16  0000087c  00790a18  6c440008
  0079094c  6c3e7754  00000001  0079094c  0079094c
  01abfe28  6c402c76  00000000  01abfafc  6c3764d0
  00790a68

Every time I try to open a cd  i get these messages and mj closes.

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: Scronch on March 21, 2002, 12:09:55 am

You should include your system info so that the developers can cross-check your error.  In MJ, at the top, choose Help, System Info.  Highlight all the stuff in that window.  Ctl-c to copy.  Then reply to this thread and Ctl-v to paste.

Scronch

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: damage addict on March 21, 2002, 12:34:50 am

Performance Test:
Refresh Time: 2966 ms

Resource Info:
System resource: 52
GDI resource: 65
User resource: 52

CPU Info:
Number of CPUs: 1
Type: Genuine Intel Pentium MMX
Speed: 233 MHz
MMX Support: YES

Memory Info:
Memory Load: 70%
Total Physical Memory: 163 MB
Free Physical Memory: 48 MB

OS Info:
Type: Microsoft Windows 98 SE

Misc Info:
Internet Explorer 5.5

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: JimH on March 21, 2002, 06:26:04 am

Did you try reinstalling?

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: sekim on March 21, 2002, 08:41:07 am

Compliments of CVIII


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A mechanic, an electrician, a chemist, and a computer guy were driving on the highway when their car broke down.
The mechanic said, "I think a rod broke."

The chemist said, "There's no combustion so it's not getting enough gas."

The electrician said, "I think something's wrong with the electrical system."

The computer guy said, "I think we should all get out and then get back in."


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Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: Scronch on March 21, 2002, 09:08:16 am

Nah, an engineer and a mathematician are discussing their upcoming dates.  The mathematician says, "If you continually halve the distance between your body and her's, you will never reach her."  The engineer replies, "Ah, yes, but I will get close enough."

(Sorry, damage, it's just the usual way around here...
keep bumping and call Matt and Nikolay's names loudly)

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: damage addict on March 21, 2002, 10:45:25 am

Jim, I threw away my original mj and reinstalled from mj exe.
unfortunately, I had no luck. Was this the correct way to reinstall?
If so, any other ideas? If not (the correct way to reinstall) could you give me a "reinstall for cumputer-dummies" lesson.
Thank you.

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: damage addict on March 25, 2002, 06:52:28 pm

Can someone help me yet?

Title: RE:I WISH I COULD RIP & BURN cds W/ MINE part 2
Post by: JohnT on March 26, 2002, 04:42:57 am

Sounds like either a problematic device driver for the cd drive, or a damaged ASPI layer.
See if you can track down and install the latest driver software for your CD drive.

ASPI is system software that acts as the middle man between Media Jukebox and your CD devices. Try downloading and installing the latest Adaptec ASPI software from this link:
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/drivers_by_product.html?cat=%2fProduct%2fASPI-4.70&prodkey=ASPI-4.70#Microsoft%20Windows%202000