videora doesn't start up

[Handy44]

When i try to start up videora it shows this error:
http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/6663/vidfh3.png

does someone knows a way to stop this problem?

[jjintheuk]

Thats weid. I'd try reinstalling it to see if it fixes the problem.

[cptben]

The same issue is happening to me on vista ultimate.

The application was working fine yesterday.

I use the shutdown when completed option. At around 3am the computer shutdown

When I tried to restart the converter this morning. It get the error.

I tried to reinstall, but the same problem happens

[Punisher6]

i got the same thing but it didnt tell me the error number or anything it only has up to "if you were in the middle of something"

[ryonin]

Thats weid. I'd try reinstalling it to see if it fixes the problem.

i had the same exact problem, I couldnt figure out how to fix it so i reinstalled it and now it works fine:)

[cfowler]

I think you're having the same issues as I've posted. If you check Computer Management, Event Viewer / Application Log, you should see Type: Error, Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting. This happened to me recently when I performed a Windows Update and got the latest in .NET updates. I'm now sitting at .NET 3.0 - but 1.1 & 2.0 are listed in Add/Remove Programs as well.

Tried uninstalling .NET 3.0 & 2.0 - same error.
Tried re-installing Videora - same error.
Tried re-installing .NET 3.0 - same error.
Tried uninstalling - reboot - install Videora - same error.

MS posted an article on how to resolve this issue - 911816 but this didn't seem to help.

Good luck,

cfowler

[jamief]

I think you're having the same issues as I've posted. If you check Computer Management, Event Viewer / Application Log, you should see Type: Error, Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting. This happened to me recently when I performed a Windows Update and got the latest in .NET updates. I'm now sitting at .NET 3.0 - but 1.1 & 2.0 are listed in Add/Remove Programs as well.

Tried uninstalling .NET 3.0 & 2.0 - same error.
Tried re-installing Videora - same error.
Tried re-installing .NET 3.0 - same error.
Tried uninstalling - reboot - install Videora - same error.

MS posted an article on how to resolve this issue - 911816 but this didn't seem to help.

Good luck,

cfowler

That knowledgebase article doesn't refer to this problem, it is something else.

I'm having issues with Videora 2.25 on Vista x64 Ultimate, it won't start, gives the "This program has stopped working" box when trying to run it. 2.23 works fine.

I'm thinking of instaling XP SP2 dual boot and running it through there, unless anyone knows of a fix?

[cfowler]

Thanks JamieF, I appreciate the response. You are of course correct, the article does not specifically pertain to Videora and .NET 2.0. However, based on extensive research, this article is the closest match I could find based on the behavior I was witnessing. At any rate, the resolution posted didn't do squat to help. :)

Since the date of my original post, I've uninstalled Videora and not looked back. However, out of curiosity, I just re-installed version 2.23.0.0, ran it and began conversion. Apparently something has changed between now and when I originally posted, more than likely with my system. But hell, I couldn't tell you what. When I originally encountered this issue, I tried, system drivers, video drivers, removed all codecs, re-installed Windows stock codecs, then eventually, third party codecs, all in repeatedly failed attempts. Not sure what has changed, wish I knew but happy it works now.

Good luck,

C

[jamief]

Thanks JamieF, I appreciate the response. You are of course correct, the article does not specifically pertain to Videora and .NET 2.0. However, based on extensive research, this article is the closest match I could find based on the behavior I was witnessing. At any rate, the resolution posted didn't do squat to help. :)

Since the date of my original post, I've uninstalled Videora and not looked back. However, out of curiosity, I just re-installed version 2.23.0.0, ran it and began conversion. Apparently something has changed between now and when I originally posted, more than likely with my system. But hell, I couldn't tell you what. When I originally encountered this issue, I tried, system drivers, video drivers, removed all codecs, re-installed Windows stock codecs, then eventually, third party codecs, all in repeatedly failed attempts. Not sure what has changed, wish I knew but happy it works now.

Good luck,

C

I can get 2.23 to work (mostly) fine under Vista - have issues with a few files (using MKV passthrough), which I could work around with MKVExtract and MKVMerge, but I thought the MKV Passthrough might work somewhat better in 2.25 rather than doing it manually. I think I'll setup a virtual machine with XP SP2 and try 2.25 in that and see how it goes. Failing that I'll roll back to 2.23 on Vista and just manually extract the problem ones (although I'd rather not have to!!) :)