Hope this is the right forum... I am a Roxio forum newbie.
Here is the pertinent info on this problem.
When using Easy Media Creator 7 (7.1.217_LS) that came with our Lacie DVD burner we get lockups and restarts when a picture or background is selected as part of slide show using the Storyboard program.
System is Compaq EVO D510 (P4 2.40 Ghz) running Windows XP SP2 with 1 GB RAM, also have Symantec AV Corp Edition client 10.0.0.359. See attached word doc for screenshots and windows event log errors.
We have reinstalled the software, tried to get updates from Roxio updater feature, tested with and without AV or the DVD drive attached, results are the same.
I opened a webcase with support and was advised to try the following:
1. disable everything in startup using MSCONFIG
2. apply MS XML parser service 3.0 SP5
Neither of the these approached made any difference. The computer immediately restarts when we try to acquire a picture or background into storyboard.
Storyboard restarts Windows XP
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jcbradley3310
, Apr 27 2006 08:25 AM
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Posted 27 April 2006 - 08:25 AM
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Posted 27 April 2006 - 09:17 AM
jcbradley3310, on Apr 27 2006, 12:25 PM, said:
Hope this is the right forum... I am a Roxio forum newbie.
Here is the pertinent info on this problem.
When using Easy Media Creator 7 (7.1.217_LS) that came with our Lacie DVD burner we get lockups and restarts when a picture or background is selected as part of slide show using the Storyboard program.
System is Compaq EVO D510 (P4 2.40 Ghz) running Windows XP SP2 with 1 GB RAM, also have Symantec AV Corp Edition client 10.0.0.359. See attached word doc for screenshots and windows event log errors.
We have reinstalled the software, tried to get updates from Roxio updater feature, tested with and without AV or the DVD drive attached, results are the same.
I opened a webcase with support and was advised to try the following:
1. disable everything in startup using MSCONFIG
2. apply MS XML parser service 3.0 SP5
Neither of the these approached made any difference. The computer immediately restarts when we try to acquire a picture or background into storyboard.
Here is the pertinent info on this problem.
When using Easy Media Creator 7 (7.1.217_LS) that came with our Lacie DVD burner we get lockups and restarts when a picture or background is selected as part of slide show using the Storyboard program.
System is Compaq EVO D510 (P4 2.40 Ghz) running Windows XP SP2 with 1 GB RAM, also have Symantec AV Corp Edition client 10.0.0.359. See attached word doc for screenshots and windows event log errors.
We have reinstalled the software, tried to get updates from Roxio updater feature, tested with and without AV or the DVD drive attached, results are the same.
I opened a webcase with support and was advised to try the following:
1. disable everything in startup using MSCONFIG
2. apply MS XML parser service 3.0 SP5
Neither of the these approached made any difference. The computer immediately restarts when we try to acquire a picture or background into storyboard.
Could you also list your video card? Have you got the latest drivers for the card as well as DirectX 9c since EMC requires this for capture and rendering.
You could also try disabling the antiv-rus checking, disconnecting from the internet und sutting down all running applications.
Edited by myguggi, 27 April 2006 - 09:23 AM.
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(NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200, 128 MB memory disabled because of failure)
IntelŪ 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV Graphics Controller; DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)
SoundMAX Digital Audio
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