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  • Wed, Dec 21 2005 3:22 PM

    Authorscript buffer overflow

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    Hi!

    I just had once more the old beloved "authorscript-error" and copied the specific files, but...

    A new error. I've already reinstalled the software several times but it's always the same. Please help!

    Thanks alot!

    Paul

    An ACCESS_VIOLATION exception occurred. (…)

     

    Process failed: Authorscript buffer overflow. Check console for further details.


    Console:

    AS_EncodeQTVideo() returned -8.

                Video encoding process failed

    Error Log:

    Exception Code: C0000005 ACCESS_VIOLATION

    Fault Module:   01:00000B07 C:\Programme\Avid\Avid Xpress DV\gomotion.dll

    Fault Address:  14CC1B07 Symbol not found

     

     



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  • Mon, May 1 2006 3:09 AM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    I have exactly the same problem.  Can someone help?

     

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  • Mon, May 1 2006 3:20 AM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    The best solution is to export as QTref from Avid, then encode to mpg using a 3rd party encoding software.  There are some free ones available and other really good ones for around $60USD.


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  • Thu, May 4 2006 6:05 AM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    sorry for using your thread..

    someone plzz help me ..i got headache everyday just this  problem.. when I'm trying to convert from quick time format(*mov) to mpeg..I'm using canopus procader 2.0 but its only can convert less than 1/3 from my clip (288mb) about 5.30 minutes then an error occur..

    "procoder detected stalling in the conversion.Possibly your source is no longer accessible" 

    "the movie "" cannot be found.Without this file movie cannot play properly.

    Plzz.....help me ....xyedit????

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  • Thu, May 4 2006 7:29 AM In reply to

    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    "when I'm trying to convert from quick time format(*mov) to mpeg"  Is this a QT reference movie? or a full QT movie? Can you play the QT movie right through in a QT player?
    Are you PAL or NTSC?
    What version of Avid and QT are you using?

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  • Thu, May 4 2006 7:55 AM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    AndrewAction:
    "when I'm trying to convert from quick time format(*mov) to mpeg"  Is this a QT reference movie? or a full QT movie? Can you play the QT movie right through in a QT player?
    Are you PAL or NTSC?
    What version of Avid and QT are you using?

    yup..QT reference movie..PAL..I'm not sure the version of avid and QT..what actually the problem?

    the version of QT?..plzzz???

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  • Thu, May 4 2006 8:08 AM In reply to

    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    As it is a QT reference movie I would think duplicating your sequence, doing a video mixdown of the new sequence and editing this mixdown back into the top empty track of the sequence will solve the problem.

    Then select the video track with the mixdown on and your audio tracks and mark In at the start of the sequence and Out at the end. Export as a QT reference making sure to select "Use enabled tracks" and "Use marks"   The resultant file SHOULD encode properly.

    If there are still problems you will need to give the of Avid version number and the version of Quicktime you are running
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  • Fri, May 5 2006 3:24 AM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    Thanks Andrew..I will try it first but then if still got the same problem I hope you will help me coz I'm beginner in using avid product..
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  • Fri, May 5 2006 3:49 AM In reply to

    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    There is a huge collective knowledge base here that is freely passed around so someone here will always help. 
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  • Wed, May 17 2006 4:53 AM In reply to

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    AndrewAction:
    As it is a QT reference movie I would think duplicating your sequence, doing a video mixdown of the new sequence and editing this mixdown back into the top empty track of the sequence will solve the problem.

    Then select the video track with the mixdown on and your audio tracks and mark In at the start of the sequence and Out at the end. Export as a QT reference making sure to select "Use enabled tracks" and "Use marks"   The resultant file SHOULD encode properly.

    If there are still problems you will need to give the of Avid version number and the version of Quicktime you are running

     

    hai..

    I still have the  problem..I do the video mixdown and edited in top empty track. Then I select the video track and mark in/out by selecting "Use enable track" and "Use marks"..there is no problem when convert in QT ref format, but the problem is when I try to convert QT ref (mov format) to mpeg/avi..By using the canopus procoder the conversion only in 5 minutes (about 288mb) then an error occur..I use avid 3.0 version and Quick Time 7.0..any idea???Plzzz help me...10q

     

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  • Wed, May 17 2006 6:14 AM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    blury:

    I use avid 3.0 version and Quick Time 7.0..any idea???Plzzz help me...10q

     



    QuickTime 7 is not supported on anything prior to Avid XpressPro 5.2 and is also not compatible with Canopus ProCoder.

    Downgrade to QuickTime 6.5.2 and that should fix it.


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  • Sun, Oct 25 2009 7:56 PM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    im a few years late but ill try! i have the same problem. I use Avid Media Composer 2.8. somehting and canopus procoder 2 and QT 7. something. It has work for ages! now all of a sudden its stops working. i get the above mentioned message. Iv downgraded to QT 6.5 and when i start the conversion in Canopus all i get is a white screen. The downgrading thing dont work. Iv now have canopus 3 and QT7 and i get the same problem. Why do i have this now? Can anyone help me? I dont know what else to do.. im triyng one more time and then im gona use sorenson wich i never used before.

    thank you

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  • Sun, Oct 25 2009 8:13 PM In reply to

    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    Have you done a video mixdown?

    Have you duplicated the timeline and edited the video mixdown into it? (so there are no original video clips left in the timeline)

    Do you do an audio mixdown when you export to QT reference?

    ProCoder 3 worked here with MC 2.8 (using MC2.8's recommended version of Quicktime.)

    ProCoder 3 also works here with both MC 3 and MC 4 and the version of Quicktime recommended for them.

    You could try re installing the latest Avid Codecs.  About a month back there was a whole new release of these including updates for versions of MC prior to MC3

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  • Sun, Oct 25 2009 9:49 PM In reply to

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    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    where can i find these updates? its tricky for me to messe with avid, i cant even update my windows or avid goes puff. and now this.

    i mixdown audio but not video. im lost..

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  • Sun, Oct 25 2009 10:20 PM In reply to

    Re: Authorscript buffer overflow

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    I do a Video mixdown and put it in a new sequence with the audio BEFORE I export a Quicktime reference. My aim is to make sure there is no original video clips in the timeline of any formats that may confuse the encoding program (ProCoder)

    When I export the QT reference I select the option to mixdown the audio (only)

    This gives me two files.  A very small "title".mov  (this just points ProCoder at the Avid Video mixdown file) and a relatively large "title".wav  I KNOW both of files have appropriate codecs on the Avid machine so ProCoder SHOULD not have any problems with them

     

    The new Avid Codecs are here  http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=290337&Hilite=

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