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So I'm trying to work on a new encode of my latest AMV. One of the problems that keeps cropping up is that, when the file starts to save, VDM almost instantly crashes with this message: An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'huffyuv'... ...while decompressing video fra...

Mine is uploading as we speak.

Hope it gets to you in good shape, Vlad.

I don't have time to watch 'em now, but I'll definitely download them and watch them when I get home this evening.

Feel free to op any (or all, if you're ambitious!) of my latest three vids. Your choice.





And I'll DL and op yours in return.

Best of luck with your future vids.

My latest vid effort, and the first to be made on my new copy of Premiere Elements 4. Apologies for any quality issues, this thing exports huge, and sizing it down was the only way to keep y'all from having to download a 2 Gig file.

Hope you all enjoy!

My entry is currently finishing its upload as we speak. (Around 90% done.) I would have uploaded it much sooner, but I had a lot of technical difficulties with the encoding and the leads. Still, I hope it'll still be accepted, in spite of being a bit past the July 1 due date. I really tried hard to ...

Here are the settings for Premiere Elements 4 that I'm using to export. Note that the filetype is changed from Microsoft AVI to Uncompressed Microsoft AVI. Filetype Uncompressed Microsoft AVI Video Settings Compressor: Frame size: 720h 480v (1.000) Frame rate: 29.97 frames/second Pixel Aspect Ratio:...

I found that about the fourcc V210: http://www.fourcc.org/yuv.php#V210 Seems to me that your file is not really uncompressed. You should try checking your export settings. If you're really sure about your settings, it can be a bug in your premiere which corrupt your fourcc value. So, you could try ...

(My kingdom to be able to edit in this forum...) To add on, whenever I try to open the uncompressed file in VirtualDub, I get this error: "Couldn't locate decompressor for format v210 (unknown). VirtualDub requires a Video for Windows (VFW) compatible codec to decompress video. DirectShow codecs, su...

Yes. It is pointing to the correct filename. I just checked that out now. I normally edit things down because I'm a bit on the cautious side when it comes to privacy. But then, I realized I give away about as much info in my AMV profile as I would with the path name, so what the hey? Here's the curr...