unable to build the render graph

[notj]

been having multiple problems with my east media creator.....

 

most recent:

 

Error message "unable to build the render graph" while attempting to 'output as'(doesn't matter what format) Running Windows XP Pro SP2 on Gateway NX860XL INTEL Core 2 CPU T7200 @2.00GHz w/ 2.00 GB RAM

 

Please advise! This is amazingly frustrating for a licensed program.

[notj]

A repair does require the install disc or the extracted files from a downloaded version.

 

Before doing that, you could try uninstalling your video drivers, reboot so the default Windows ones are being used, then install your video drivers again.

 

Thanks for all the help. I went past the repair, found my discs and removed, and reinstalled the whole program. It appears to have worked.

 

Thanks to all for the posts.

 

...and if you know anything about how to remove the tiny fade in & out when working with audio clips, I'm all ears.

[grandpabruce]

been having multiple problems with my east media creator.....

 

most recent:

 

Error message "unable to build the render graph" while attempting to 'output as'(doesn't matter what format) Running Windows XP Pro SP2 on Gateway NX860XL INTEL Core 2 CPU T7200 @2.00GHz w/ 2.00 GB RAM

 

Please advise! This is amazingly frustrating for a licensed program.

 

First, update the drivers for your video card/chip, then try again.

 

You can read up on this error message by going through the threads in the following URL:

 

http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?...he+render+graph

[notj]

Thanks for the quick reply, video card is

NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS

and the driver is current. Computer is only months old.

 

 

First, update the drivers for your video card/chip, then try again.

 

You can read up on this error message by going through the threads in the following URL:

 

http://forums.support.roxio.com/index.php?...he+render+graph

 

Thanks for the quick reply and the link , my video card is

NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS

and the driver is current. Computer is only months old.

[ogdens]

Thanks for the quick reply, video card is

NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS

and the driver is current. Computer is only months old.

 

 

 

 

Thanks for the quick reply and the link , my video card is

NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS

and the driver is current. Computer is only months old.

 

 

Did you actually go to the Nividia site and checked for the latest driver, and then verified that you have that version installed.

[notj]

Did you actually go to the Nividia site and checked for the latest driver, and then verified that you have that version installed.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

After going to NVIDIA's site, they sent me to gateway for the driver, found out I do have the most current driver and I do have it installed.

 

I am open to any and all ideas.

[grandpabruce]

Thanks for the help.

 

After going to NVIDIA's site, they sent me to gateway for the driver, found out I do have the most current driver and I do have it installed.

 

I am open to any and all ideas.

 

Are the files that you are using .MOV files? Did you read through all of the posts that I linked to?

 

Have you tried doing a Repair to EMC 9, through Add/Remove Programs, by choosing Change?

[notj]

Are the files that you are using .MOV files? Did you read through all of the posts that I linked to?

 

Have you tried doing a Repair to EMC 9, through Add/Remove Programs, by choosing Change?

 

again, thanks for the speedy reply.

 

It doesn't matter what file type I try to 'output as', as soon as I click on the movie reel (or file > output as..) the preview window goes to white (where it previosly had a screen shot from the video I am trying to output) and the 'make movie' window opens. After naming the file and clicking on 'create video file' I get the error message

 

As for the importing of files, .... no problems with any file types (hope I didn't jinx myself)

 

I have not yet tried doing a repair. Does that require the disc? or download?

 

thank you.

[Larry]

A repair does require the install disc or the extracted files from a downloaded version.

 

Before doing that, you could try uninstalling your video drivers, reboot so the default Windows ones are being used, then install your video drivers again.