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Gary Parent · 06-04-2008

I use XP/SP2 and my error was similar. Every attempt to convert using a version newer than 3.0.0.1 resulted in an abort.

There is clearly a .MKV problem. I have never had any issues with AVI files. This cursed MKV is a pox on the world of video.

I uninstalled Visual C++ Library and I have tried 3.0.0.9, with good results, but I am now getting pixelation with MKV files. Maybe subtle but occasionally there. Sort of scenes ripped partially or in whole. I also saw similar pixelation post using version 2 of ConvertX.

Again, I have moved back to 3.0.0.1 as a defensive play.

I think VSO will fix these isues. Also, they are not reproduceable, they just randomly happen. Almost like its timing oriented. So I now only have ConvertX running, and no other apps, when I do MKV.

Excellent detective work by VSO people!

06-04-2008	#4 (permalink)
Gary Parent CD Freaks Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 127	Re: Version 3.0.0.7 Aborts I use XP/SP2 and my error was similar. Every attempt to convert using a version newer than 3.0.0.1 resulted in an abort. There is clearly a .MKV problem. I have never had any issues with AVI files. This cursed MKV is a pox on the world of video. I uninstalled Visual C++ Library and I have tried 3.0.0.9, with good results, but I am now getting pixelation with MKV files. Maybe subtle but occasionally there. Sort of scenes ripped partially or in whole. I also saw similar pixelation post using version 2 of ConvertX. Again, I have moved back to 3.0.0.1 as a defensive play. I think VSO will fix these isues. Also, they are not reproduceable, they just randomly happen. Almost like its timing oriented. So I now only have ConvertX running, and no other apps, when I do MKV. Excellent detective work by VSO people!