[WinMac] RE: Errors in saving and movie construction WIN-NT

Dan Schwartz(expresso[at]snip.net)
Fri, 05 Feb 1999 20:20:51 -0500

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Dear Jolene,

Try increasing the PAGEFILE.SYS (swap file) from 254 megabytes to about
600 megabytes minimum and maximum, and see if the problem goes away.

Also, download Diskeeper and run it to defrag your hard drive...
<http://www.diskeeper.com>.

At 11:45 PM 2/5/99 +0000, Jolene wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am trying to construct a movie using QuickTime 3.0 Pro on Windows NT.
>I am constantly getting input/output errors when trying to save the
>movie as a self-contained
>file. ( The final file size would be about 130,177 Kb) What is this and
>
>why is this happening?
>
>I have needed to change the movie often, so I chose to construct several
>
>small sections which
>could be changed individually and then paste them together into one
>large movie. I am able to paste
>two pieces together, but when I try to move the slider to the next
>position so that I can paste another
>piece, I get a Dr. Watson error message (see below this paragraph) from
>the Windows NT operating system and then the MoviePlayer crashes. The
>files which I am trying to paste together are 1,071 Kb and 123 Kb in
>size. Is this a problem with how the software runs on NT, related to
>the size or contents of the file, or could I be doing something
>incorrectly?
>
>---Dr. Watson Error Message---
>An application error has occured and an application error log is being
>generated
>movieplayer.exe
>Exception: access violation (0xc0000005), address: 0x6e2b7410
>---
>
>---The system on which I am running---
>We have a liscence for two machines here. Both of them are
>Pentium II 400 MHz
>128 Mb RAM
>Run Window-NT 4.0
>254 paging file size
>---
>
>Unfortunately, I must show this movie to an event organizer by next
>week, so I have to find an answer soon.
>
>Thank-you in advance,
>Joleen
>
>
>
>
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