funktumbao
10-27-2003, 10:58 AM
I tried creating a small demo video with Recorder - just a quick video of moving an icon back and forth with an audio clip of me saying, "I'm moving this icon back and forth".
Basically, it's very small and simple. I'm recording it in Mp3 format with a USB digital mic that produces very good quality.
I can save the video as an .AVI, but when I bring it into Producer and try to add/edit the audio, producer crashes. I can combine two movies produced into one SWF file with producer without a problem, but as soon as I try to fiddle with audio it's crash, crash, crash.
This only happens when I go into the audio editor - it doesn't happen on the audio editor welcome screen.
The error is "CamProducer.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program.
What I've tried:
Restarting the program (duh!)
Re-installing
Removing and re-installing
Removing, deleting all folder contents and all registry entries and re-installing.
Disabling the USB audio and enabling standard speaker playback instead
Attempted with different videos, some with sound, some without
Nothing seems to work. I'm on Win2K with a relatively recent install. Any ideas?
David
Basically, it's very small and simple. I'm recording it in Mp3 format with a USB digital mic that produces very good quality.
I can save the video as an .AVI, but when I bring it into Producer and try to add/edit the audio, producer crashes. I can combine two movies produced into one SWF file with producer without a problem, but as soon as I try to fiddle with audio it's crash, crash, crash.
This only happens when I go into the audio editor - it doesn't happen on the audio editor welcome screen.
The error is "CamProducer.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program.
What I've tried:
Restarting the program (duh!)
Re-installing
Removing and re-installing
Removing, deleting all folder contents and all registry entries and re-installing.
Disabling the USB audio and enabling standard speaker playback instead
Attempted with different videos, some with sound, some without
Nothing seems to work. I'm on Win2K with a relatively recent install. Any ideas?
David