Crash in wmvcore.dll after installing Windows XP SP2

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Erwin Beckers

After installing Windows XP SP2 (RTM 2180)
I experience several crashes in various media player programs like windows
mediaplayer, winamp, mediaportal
all crashes occur in the wmvcore.dll.

When going back to SP1 the mysterious crashes are solved.
Also other ppl are starting to report the same problems with SP2
Is this a know bug in SP2? and ifso is their a fix?

Erwin Beckers
 
Hello there,

It is possible that because of SP2 a "Call" to a procedure has changed or more
likly enforced. If so, when that call is made to an out of date codec or DLL
there would be a error. So, perhaps reinstall DirectX (current version is 9.0c)
and the pack of codecs for media player 9 might do the trick.
 
wmvcore.dll is a part of the Windows Media Player install,
not DirectX and not the codecs. Get your information
corret before telling people what they should be doing.

-----Original Message-----
Hello there,

It is possible that because of SP2 a "Call" to a procedure has changed or more
likly enforced. If so, when that call is made to an out of date codec or DLL
there would be a error. So, perhaps reinstall
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DirectX (current version is 9.0c)
 
If you look at the release notes of SP2 then you'll see that it
contains lots of fixes for the media player and/or its components
The release notes cleary state that bugs have been solved in wmvcore.dll
However as said before this new version of this wmvcore.dll gives problems
in
several applications including microsoft windows player itself!

Also before posting this bug here, i had it checked by other ppl who
experience the same problems after installing XP SP2
when going back to SP1 the problems are solved

Erwin


Fix said:
wmvcore.dll is a part of the Windows Media Player install,
not DirectX and not the codecs. Get your information
corret before telling people what they should be doing.

-----Original Message-----
Hello there,

It is possible that because of SP2 a "Call" to a procedure has changed or more
likly enforced. If so, when that call is made to an out of date codec or DLL
there would be a error. So, perhaps reinstall
Click to expand...
DirectX (current version is 9.0c)
Click to expand...
 
Hello there,

You are wasting your time posting messages in reply to "fix" she clearly has an
agenda of her own which has nothing to do with helping people.

It is nice to see though that your research supports my early thoughts.
 
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Hello all

If a Microsoft Person read this , please pay attahention
This is true and must be fixed ASAP.

the SBE.dll is also crashed with the WMVCore.dll even if WMVCore.dll i
not even load.

for example , try to build a simple SBE capture graph and when you hi
stop you will get divide by zero access vaulation from the wmvcore.dl


We are waiting for Fix by Microsoft. (that up to now 29/10/2004) Th
Microsoft.com site does not even know about it

Thanks



Erwin said:
*After installing Windows XP SP2 (RTM 2180)
I experience several crashes in various media player programs lik
windows
mediaplayer, winamp, mediaportal
all crashes occur in the wmvcore.dll.

When going back to SP1 the mysterious crashes are solved.
Also other ppl are starting to report the same problems with SP2
Is this a know bug in SP2? and ifso is their a fix?

Erwin Beckers
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