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![]() It gives an error report. I'd post what the report says but it doesn't allow you to highlight so I can't c&p it. After reinstalling Santa last time, it allowed me to burn the files I was trying to before. As for this file that I want to burn now, Bitzi says it's a good copy and I can play it fine on the computer. So I think the files are fine. I've just found something though. As soon as Santa starts encoding the file the error message pops up. Before, I just clicked to either send the error report or to not send and the whole programme shut down. But I've just tried not clicking anything in ther error window, moved it out of the way and found that the file is still being encoded. So I thought that maybe I'd be able to burn the file despite having the error message up. But, it's just finished encoding and as soon as the Burn Now window should have popped up, Santa crashes. ![]() |
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![]() Before I click for more info, the error signature it gives is this: "AppName: dvdsanta.exe AppVer: 1.0.0.1 ModName: xvid.ax ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 0003d928" When I click to view the error report (Sorry that I can't c&p this here), it gives this: "Exception Information Code: 0xc0000094 Flags: 0xc00000000 Record: 0xc0000000000000000 Address: oxc000000001003d928" Then it gives some system info and then about 60 module things. Erm. Like "module 1 dvdsanta.exe image base: 0xc00400000"... It goes on like that for ages. (I'm not too compatible with these things, please bear with me! ![]() I've tried searching for the code:0xc0000094 on my computer, but it's not found anything. Thankyou for you help so far! |
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![]() Hmmm, Ive never had the actual Santa come up in the report... try typing in xvid.ax into the search and let me know what it comes up with.. I'm not all that computer savy myself I tend to play around until it's fixed lol.. We will work this out together... ![]() |
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![]() I've found the xvid.axfile, but I'm not sure which programme I need to open it with. When I try to open it it asks to select a programme or search on the web. Searching on the web opens up this: http://shell.windows.com/fileassoc/0...dir.asp?Ext=ax But that's just a blank page. Ctrl & C doesn't work either. It won't let me highlight anything in the error report. |
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