Crash during double click a AVI

johnsonlam · Post by **johnsonlam** » 2004 Jun 29, 13:39

Hi,

When I double click an AVI with the encoding "Intel Indeo R5.1 / IMA ADPCM" the clip start media player and X2 crashed ...

Maybe it's not the problem of X2 ...

Thanks.

Rgds,
Johnson Lam.

Post by **nikos** » 2004 Jun 29, 13:48

does this happen every time?
btw the code that crashed was in "nvcpl.dll" whatever this may be!

Robert2 · Post by **Robert2** » 2004 Jun 29, 14:26

Greetings--

Here is a definition:

Filename: NvCpl.dll,NvStartup
Program Title: NvCplDaemon
Comments: *NvCplDaemon Registry (Machine Run) RUNDLL32.EXE C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\NvCpl.dll,NvStartup -NvCpl or NvCplDaemon-rundll32.exe NvCpl.dll, NvStartup Intializes the clock and memory settings on nVidia based graphics cards. Disable if you overclock your card

Here is a thread from some Forum:

nvcpl.dll error
What would cause this error to occur?

AppName: explorer.exe AppVer: 6.0.2800.1221 ModName: nvcpl.dll
ModVer: 6.14.10.5672 Offset: 000270d8

I am told that it has something to do with directx 9.0b. Any suggestions how to fix it?
Operating System is Windows XP with all service packs installed.
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do you have nvidia video card? try reinstalling drivers...or uninstalling special software that come with it...

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I think your best bet would be to reinstall (upgrade) your nVidia driver.

johnsonlam · Post by **johnsonlam** » 2004 Jul 01, 03:10

nikos wrote:does this happen every time?
btw the code that crashed was in "nvcpl.dll" whatever this may be!

Yes! Everytime.

I see Robert's message, but why NVIDIA's driver cause X2 crash?
The display driver is latest.

My Card: GeForce FX5200
Detonator: 6.14.10.5672

Please help, I've no idea ...

Rgds,
Johnson.

Robert2 · Post by **Robert2** » 2004 Jul 01, 05:54

johnsonlam wrote:
nikos wrote:does this happen every time?
btw the code that crashed was in "nvcpl.dll" whatever this may be!
Yes! Everytime.

I see Robert's message, but why NVIDIA's driver cause X2 crash?
The display driver is latest.

My Card: GeForce FX5200
Detonator: 6.14.10.5672

Please help, I've no idea ...

Rgds,
Johnson.

Greetings--
If I am not mistaken, NVIDIA have released new unified drivers which have obsoleted the "Detonator" drivers. Please check for yourself on the http://www.nvidia.com site. Use the "Download Drivers" drop-down menu.

Also note that the actual crash might very well not happen in xplorer² but in your global Windows system. And it might involve conflict with the Windows Media Player.

Post by **nikos** » 2004 Jul 01, 07:00

Also note that the actual crash might very well not happen in xplorer² but in your global Windows system

this is the obvious thing to check first!
also, try opening through the context menu instead of d-click

Robert2 · Post by **Robert2** » 2004 Jul 01, 10:52

johnsonlam wrote: When I double click an AVI with the encoding "Intel Indeo R5.1 / IMA ADPCM" the clip start media player and X2 crashed ...

Greetings--
Beyond upgrading your NVIDIA driver, you could try opening the problem AVI file in IrfanView. It is freeware and plays AVI files. It might not crash as the Windows Media Player (sometimes) does.

http://irfanview.tuwien.ac.at

johnsonlam · Post by **johnsonlam** » 2004 Jul 04, 08:22

Robert2 wrote: Greetings--
Beyond upgrading your NVIDIA driver, you could try opening the problem AVI file in IrfanView. It is freeware and plays AVI files. It might not crash as the Windows Media Player (sometimes) does.

http://irfanview.tuwien.ac.at

I've upgrade the display driver to the latest Forceware. Also make sure DX9b installed (dxdiag).

Other than Indeo, WMV9 also crashed X2.

Most of the problematic clips can play in Irfanview, some of them without sound and wrong frame rate. All of them got the same error.

johnsonlam · Post by **johnsonlam** » 2004 Jul 04, 08:30

nikos wrote:
Also note that the actual crash might very well not happen in xplorer² but in your global Windows system
this is the obvious thing to check first!
also, try opening through the context menu instead of d-click

No. Launch from Explorer didn't trigger any error. I wonder why X2 will crash because the it just accept the click and launch the associated application.

If play the video in X2's windows, the same error happen but instead the windows explorer crash and video keep playing. Then the error no more happened.

Nikos, do you have debug daemon for X2?

Post by **nikos** » 2004 Jul 04, 10:57

if you send me your email i'll give you info for the debug version

johnsonlam · Post by **johnsonlam** » 2004 Jul 11, 16:09

nikos wrote:if you send me your email i'll give you info for the debug version

Thanks for your debug version.

It's really weird because now it won't crash X2 anymore. I've done nothing ...

Close thread, thanks again.

Post by **nikos** » 2004 Jul 11, 16:21

so the problem just vanished or is it only the debug version that doesn't crash and the release crashes as usual?

fgagnon · Post by **fgagnon** » 2004 Jul 12, 21:17

johnsonlam wrote:...
It's really weird because now it won't crash X2 anymore. I've done nothing ...

& earlier you said that you did " ... upgrade the display driver to the latest Forceware. Also make sure DX9b installed (dxdiag)." That should count for something.

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