Out of memory with batch conversion -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Out of memory with batch conversion Posted by: ametts Date:12/8/2000 7:24:00 AM I'm getting out of memory errors when processing files (approximately 2.5 gigabytes of data -- sometimes as 7 files, sometimes as 70). Most of the files process just fine. Usually, one or two (not necessarily the biggest, first, or last ones) fail to process. I'm running SF 4.5h in Win2000, with 128 MB of physical RAM. My Sound Forge temp directory is set to a disk with 15 gigabytes of free space. The disk that contains the Win2000 paging file isn't running out of space either. Anyone know how to prevent these errors? Allan Metts -- Atlanta
Subject:Re: Out of memory with batch conversion Reply by: AlexH Date:12/8/2000 4:47:00 PM Allan, Can you tell me what format you are converting to and which template you are using? Or if you are running multiple scripts, which scripts you are running? I'll try to reproduce this for you. Thanks, Alex Hilgendorf QA Engineer Sonic Foundry Allan Metts wrote: >>I'm getting out of memory errors when processing files >>(approximately 2.5 gigabytes of data -- sometimes as 7 >>files, sometimes as 70). Most of the files process just >>fine. Usually, one or two (not necessarily the biggest, >>first, or last ones) fail to process. >> >>I'm running SF 4.5h in Win2000, with 128 MB of physical RAM. >> >>My Sound Forge temp directory is set to a disk with 15 >>gigabytes of free space. The disk that contains the >>Win2000 paging file isn't running out of space either. >> >>Anyone know how to prevent these errors? >> >>Allan Metts -- Atlanta >>
Subject:Re: Out of memory with batch conversion Reply by: ametts Date:12/10/2000 8:17:00 AM I'm processing 16-bit, 44.1 kHz WAV files with no format conversion. The batch script consists of the DirectX plug- in chainer, followed by an Auto-Trim/crop operation to extract silence. The plug-in chainer contains the Noise Reduction Click and Crackle removal tool, followed by the vinyl restoration tool, followed by a second instance of the Click and Crackle removal tool. Thanks for your help! Allan Metts -- Atlanta Alex Hilgendorf wrote: >>Allan, >> >>Can you tell me what format you are converting to and which >>template you are using? Or if you are running multiple >>scripts, which scripts you are running? I'll try to >>reproduce this for you. >> >>Thanks, >>Alex Hilgendorf >>QA Engineer >>Sonic Foundry >> >>Allan Metts wrote: >>>>I'm getting out of memory errors when processing files >>>>(approximately 2.5 gigabytes of data -- sometimes as 7 >>>>files, sometimes as 70). Most of the files process just >>>>fine. Usually, one or two (not necessarily the biggest, >>>>first, or last ones) fail to process. >>>> >>>>I'm running SF 4.5h in Win2000, with 128 MB of physical >>RAM. >>>> >>>>My Sound Forge temp directory is set to a disk with 15 >>>>gigabytes of free space. The disk that contains the >>>>Win2000 paging file isn't running out of space either. >>>> >>>>Anyone know how to prevent these errors? >>>> >>>>Allan Metts -- Atlanta >>>>

Subject:Out of memory with batch conversion

Posted by: ametts

Date:12/8/2000 7:24:00 AM

I'm getting out of memory errors when processing files
(approximately 2.5 gigabytes of data -- sometimes as 7
files, sometimes as 70). Most of the files process just
fine. Usually, one or two (not necessarily the biggest,
first, or last ones) fail to process.

I'm running SF 4.5h in Win2000, with 128 MB of physical RAM.

My Sound Forge temp directory is set to a disk with 15
gigabytes of free space. The disk that contains the
Win2000 paging file isn't running out of space either.

Anyone know how to prevent these errors?

Allan Metts -- Atlanta

Subject:Re: Out of memory with batch conversion

Reply by: AlexH

Date:12/8/2000 4:47:00 PM

Allan,

Can you tell me what format you are converting to and which
template you are using? Or if you are running multiple
scripts, which scripts you are running? I'll try to
reproduce this for you.

Thanks,
Alex Hilgendorf
QA Engineer
Sonic Foundry

Allan Metts wrote:
>>I'm getting out of memory errors when processing files
>>(approximately 2.5 gigabytes of data -- sometimes as 7
>>files, sometimes as 70). Most of the files process just
>>fine. Usually, one or two (not necessarily the biggest,
>>first, or last ones) fail to process.
>>
>>I'm running SF 4.5h in Win2000, with 128 MB of physical
RAM.
>>
>>My Sound Forge temp directory is set to a disk with 15
>>gigabytes of free space. The disk that contains the
>>Win2000 paging file isn't running out of space either.
>>
>>Anyone know how to prevent these errors?
>>
>>Allan Metts -- Atlanta
>>

Subject:Re: Out of memory with batch conversion

Reply by: ametts

Date:12/10/2000 8:17:00 AM

I'm processing 16-bit, 44.1 kHz WAV files with no format
conversion. The batch script consists of the DirectX plug-
in chainer, followed by an Auto-Trim/crop operation to
extract silence.

The plug-in chainer contains the Noise Reduction Click and
Crackle removal tool, followed by the vinyl restoration
tool, followed by a second instance of the Click and
Crackle removal tool.

Thanks for your help!

Allan Metts -- Atlanta

Alex Hilgendorf wrote:
>>Allan,
>>
>>Can you tell me what format you are converting to and
which
>>template you are using? Or if you are running multiple
>>scripts, which scripts you are running? I'll try to
>>reproduce this for you.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Alex Hilgendorf
>>QA Engineer
>>Sonic Foundry
>>
>>Allan Metts wrote:
>>>>I'm getting out of memory errors when processing files
>>>>(approximately 2.5 gigabytes of data -- sometimes as 7
>>>>files, sometimes as 70). Most of the files process
just
>>>>fine. Usually, one or two (not necessarily the
biggest,
>>>>first, or last ones) fail to process.
>>>>
>>>>I'm running SF 4.5h in Win2000, with 128 MB of physical
>>RAM.
>>>>
>>>>My Sound Forge temp directory is set to a disk with 15
>>>>gigabytes of free space. The disk that contains the
>>>>Win2000 paging file isn't running out of space either.
>>>>
>>>>Anyone know how to prevent these errors?
>>>>
>>>>Allan Metts -- Atlanta
>>>>