Subject:Access Violation Error

Posted by: ohmboy2001

Date:2/19/2014 10:01:54 AM

Every time I attempt to take CD audio (CDA file) off a CD that my church makes for me, I get this error:
ony Sound Forge 7.0

Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) WRITE:0x40010D2 IP:0x4020582
In Module 'sfcd.cdd' at Address 0x4000000 + 0x20582
Thread: GUI ID=0x10F4 Stack=0x17F000-0x180000
Registers:
EAX=0017f0a0 CS=0023 EIP=04020582 EFLGS=00010206
EBX=00000000 SS=002b ESP=0017f094 EBP=0017f338
ECX=00000000 DS=002b ESI=040010ba FS=0053
EDX=0017f338 ES=002b EDI=00000000 GS=002b
Bytes at CS:EIP:
04020582: C7 46 18 E0 22 02 00 E8 .F.."...
0402058A: E2 FA FF FF 8B C8 8B 46 .......F
Stack Dump:
0017F094: 00000000
0017F098: 0017F0A0 00080000 + FF0A0
0017F09C: 00000011
0017F0A0: 0000001A
0017F0A4: 00000016
0017F0A8: 00000015
0017F0AC: 00000014
0017F0B0: 00000013
0017F0B4: 00000012
0017F0B8: 00000011
0017F0BC: 00000010
0017F0C0: 0000000A
0017F0C4: 04020574 04000000 + 20574 (sfcd.cdd)
0017F0C8: 00004C00
0017F0CC: 00001A00
0017F0D0: 0017F338 00080000 + FF338
> 0017F0D4: 040010BA 04000000 + 10BA (sfcd.cdd)
0017F0D8: 00000011
0017F0DC: 0017F338 00080000 + FF338
0017F0E0: 00000000
0017F0E4: 0017F338 00080000 + FF338
> 0017F0E8: 003991FC 00350000 + 491FC (sfcdi.dll)
0017F0EC: 00000000
0017F0F0: 0017F140 00080000 + FF140
> 0017F0F4: 0035515B 00350000 + 515B (sfcdi.dll)
0017F0F8: 00000000
0017F0FC: 0000001A
0017F100: 0017F338 00080000 + FF338
0017F104: 00000000
> 0017F118: 0035527B 00350000 + 527B (sfcdi.dll)
0017F11C: 0017F338 00080000 + FF338
0017F120: 00000000
0017F124: 00000002
> 0017F128: 0057B058 00400000 + 17B058 (forge70.exe)
- - -
0017FFF0: 00000000
0017FFF4: 00523A2C 00400000 + 123A2C (forge70.exe)
0017FFF8: 7EFDE000 7EFDE000 + 0
0017FFFC: 00000000

Anyone know what's causing this?

Subject:RE: Access Violation Error

Reply by: rraud

Date:2/19/2014 10:17:05 AM

Are you using "File> Extract Audio from CD"
What application was used to burn it and what format? (TAO, DAO)
Have you tried another drive?

Subject:RE: Access Violation Error

Reply by: ohmboy2001

Date:2/19/2014 12:22:46 PM

Yes, I was using File---extract audio from CD when I got the error. I also tried to use my Samsung external BluRay reader/writer and got this message:
Sony Sound Forge 7.0

Exception 0xC0000005 (access violation) WRITE:0x64810D2 IP:0x64A0582
In Module 'sfcd.cdd' at Address 0x6480000 + 0x20582
Thread: GUI ID=0x1AD4 Stack=0x16B000-0x180000
Registers:
EAX=0016bcd8 CS=0023 EIP=064a0582 EFLGS=00010216
EBX=00000000 SS=002b ESP=0016bccc EBP=0016bf70
ECX=00000000 DS=002b ESI=064810ba FS=0053
EDX=0016bf70 ES=002b EDI=00000000 GS=002b
Bytes at CS:EIP:
064A0582: C7 46 18 E0 22 02 00 E8 .F.."...
064A058A: E2 FA FF FF 8B C8 8B 46 .......F
Stack Dump:
0016BCCC: 00000000
0016BCD0: 0016BCD8 00080000 + EBCD8
0016BCD4: 00000011
0016BCD8: 0000001A
0016BCDC: 00000016
0016BCE0: 00000015
0016BCE4: 00000014
0016BCE8: 00000013
0016BCEC: 00000012
0016BCF0: 00000011
0016BCF4: 00000010
0016BCF8: 0000000A
0016BCFC: 064A0574 06480000 + 20574 (sfcd.cdd)
0016BD00: 00004C00
0016BD04: 00001A00
0016BD08: 0016BF70 00080000 + EBF70
> 0016BD0C: 064810BA 06480000 + 10BA (sfcd.cdd)
0016BD10: 00000011
0016BD14: 0016BF70 00080000 + EBF70
0016BD18: 00000000
0016BD1C: 0016BF70 00080000 + EBF70
> 0016BD20: 002B91FC 00270000 + 491FC (sfcdi.dll)
0016BD24: 00000000
0016BD28: 0016BD78 00080000 + EBD78
> 0016BD2C: 0027515B 00270000 + 515B (sfcdi.dll)
0016BD30: 00000000
0016BD34: 0000001A
0016BD38: 0016BF70 00080000 + EBF70
0016BD3C: 00000000
> 0016BD50: 0027527B 00270000 + 527B (sfcdi.dll)
0016BD54: 0016BF70 00080000 + EBF70
0016BD58: 00000000
0016BD5C: 00000002
> 0016BD60: 0057B058 00400000 + 17B058 (forge70.exe)
- - -
0017FFF0: 00000000
0017FFF4: 00523A2C 00400000 + 123A2C (forge70.exe)
0017FFF8: 7EFDE000 7EFDE000 + 0
0017FFFC: 00000000

So, similar. Tried both Open---browsed to file on the disc and File--extract audio from CD with the same results. Don't know which machine or codecs were used by my church to burn the disc. I might have to use Windows Media Center to rip the audio from the disc first, then import into Soundforge, which will suck, as I want Soundforge to be my default audio recorder/editer.

Subject:RE: Access Violation Error

Reply by: ohmboy2001

Date:2/19/2014 12:45:55 PM

Okay, I downloaded Soundforge onto my Windows 7 laptop (Acer Aspire quad core, with 6Gb RAM). I then tried the File---extract audio from CD. Could not read the CDA file off the disc. Copied and pasted the file from the disc to both my desktop and laptop and then tried to open the file with same results. I have periodically gotten a message on my desktop when starting Soundforge and now on the laptop when I started the program for the first time. Something like "Cannot open program due to file WMVcore2.dll missing. Re-install the software to stop this problem." Couild that missing file be the problem?