Sound Forge 10 Crashes When Using Graphic Fade -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Sound Forge 10 Crashes When Using Graphic Fade Posted by: AMTK161 Date:5/3/2014 11:52:52 AM Hello all, I think I already know the answer to this, but... I recently upgraded to Windows 8.1 and reinstalled Sound Forge. I'm running Windows 8.1 standard on a MacBook Air using Boot Camp. I go to use the Graphic Fade on a file, and the program crashes. The error message I receive is as follows: "Extra Information File: C:\Users\[My Username]\AppData\Local\Sony\Sound Forge Pro\10.0\dx_grovel_x86.log File: C:\Users\[My Username]\AppData\Local\Sony\Sound Forge Pro\10.0\vst_grovel.log Problem Description Application Name: Sound Forge Pro Application Version: Version 10.0e (Build 507) Problem: Unmanaged Exception (0xc0000005) Fault Module: C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sound Forge Pro 10.0\Forge100.exe Fault Address: 0x005819EC Fault Offset: 0x001819EC Fault Process Details Process Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sound Forge Pro 10.0\Forge100.exe Process Version: Version 10.0e (Build 507) Process Description: Sound Forge Pro Process Image Date: 2012-11-13 (Tue Nov 13) 21:49:50" I've heard that Sound Forge 10 and 11 have been problematic on Windows 8.1. Is this what I'm experiencing, or is there something I can do to fix the problem? (And before anyone asks: I'm using the graphic fade vs. the select and fade in/out because I use SF with screen reading software--I am blind--and plugging in the times for the fade in graphic fade was the way I taught myself to do it. I've tried the select and fade in, and while that works, the results sound different from what I was using for some reason. With 2000+ recordings using the -3 dB fade in, I want to try and get the same results for future recordings if at all possible.) Message last edited on5/4/2014 1:15:53 PM byAMTK161.
Subject:RE: Sound Forge 10 Crashes When Using Graphic Fade Reply by: SonySQAPete Date:5/5/2014 9:46:04 AM AMTK161, We aren't aware of any issues with the use of Graphic Fade in either version 10 or 11 of Sound Forge in Windows 8.1, but your use of Boot Camp and a screen reader might be making things more interesting. Could you open a ticket with our tech support department? I'd like to see if we can piece together what's causing your crash.

Hello all,

I think I already know the answer to this, but...

I recently upgraded to Windows 8.1 and reinstalled Sound Forge. I'm running Windows 8.1 standard on a MacBook Air using Boot Camp. I go to use the Graphic Fade on a file, and the program crashes. The error message I receive is as follows:
"Extra Information
File: C:\Users\[My Username]\AppData\Local\Sony\Sound Forge Pro\10.0\dx_grovel_x86.log
File: C:\Users\[My Username]\AppData\Local\Sony\Sound Forge Pro\10.0\vst_grovel.log

Problem Description
Application Name: Sound Forge Pro
Application Version: Version 10.0e (Build 507)
Problem: Unmanaged Exception (0xc0000005)
Fault Module: C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sound Forge Pro 10.0\Forge100.exe
Fault Address: 0x005819EC
Fault Offset: 0x001819EC

Fault Process Details
Process Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony\Sound Forge Pro 10.0\Forge100.exe
Process Version: Version 10.0e (Build 507)
Process Description: Sound Forge Pro
Process Image Date: 2012-11-13 (Tue Nov 13) 21:49:50"

I've heard that Sound Forge 10 and 11 have been problematic on Windows 8.1. Is this what I'm experiencing, or is there something I can do to fix the problem?

(And before anyone asks: I'm using the graphic fade vs. the select and fade in/out because I use SF with screen reading software--I am blind--and plugging in the times for the fade in graphic fade was the way I taught myself to do it. I've tried the select and fade in, and while that works, the results sound different from what I was using for some reason. With 2000+ recordings using the -3 dB fade in, I want to try and get the same results for future recordings if at all possible.)