I've been using AnyDVD/HD for a long while.
Recently, I've had to re-build/re-install my computer from scratch.
After doing so, and re-installing the latest 6.7.6.0 release of AnyDVD/HD, I'm having what seems to be driver compatibility problems.
The first time I logged in after installing it, the screen was full of little white squares -- corrupt VRAM type.
After that, about every other time I try to rip a DVD, the screen will go black, and stay black. I have to reset the machine and reboot to get it back.
The machine is an Intel Core i7 950, running Windows 7 Ultimate x64, on an X58 based Gigabyte motherboard with 6 GB of RAM. The graphics card is a GeForce GTX 470 / 1280 MB from EVGA, using NVIDIA drivers version 260.99. The DVD/BD drive is a ATAPI IHOS WL0B 2009/09/15 18:05, attached through a SATA 3 controller on the motherboard. The system drive is an OCZ RevoDrive 240 PCI-Ex 4x.
This has happened with two largely unrelated DVDs. The latest disc it happens with is "Miss Potter" http://www.amazon.com/Miss-Potter-Renée-Zellweger/dp/B000N4SHOE
I am ripping to a network drive that is a SMB file share. This has also worked for years before until now.
I am attaching the log file, in case it helps.
As I said, with previous versions, I haven't had a problem, using this same hardware (as well as previous iterations of cpu/mobo/ram/graphics/hard disks/windows versions).
Is this a known problem? Is there anything else I can do to troubleshoot this? Are there old versions available for download that I can compare with, to see when this problem appeared?
Recently, I've had to re-build/re-install my computer from scratch.
After doing so, and re-installing the latest 6.7.6.0 release of AnyDVD/HD, I'm having what seems to be driver compatibility problems.
The first time I logged in after installing it, the screen was full of little white squares -- corrupt VRAM type.
After that, about every other time I try to rip a DVD, the screen will go black, and stay black. I have to reset the machine and reboot to get it back.
The machine is an Intel Core i7 950, running Windows 7 Ultimate x64, on an X58 based Gigabyte motherboard with 6 GB of RAM. The graphics card is a GeForce GTX 470 / 1280 MB from EVGA, using NVIDIA drivers version 260.99. The DVD/BD drive is a ATAPI IHOS WL0B 2009/09/15 18:05, attached through a SATA 3 controller on the motherboard. The system drive is an OCZ RevoDrive 240 PCI-Ex 4x.
This has happened with two largely unrelated DVDs. The latest disc it happens with is "Miss Potter" http://www.amazon.com/Miss-Potter-Renée-Zellweger/dp/B000N4SHOE
I am ripping to a network drive that is a SMB file share. This has also worked for years before until now.
I am attaching the log file, in case it helps.
As I said, with previous versions, I haven't had a problem, using this same hardware (as well as previous iterations of cpu/mobo/ram/graphics/hard disks/windows versions).
Is this a known problem? Is there anything else I can do to troubleshoot this? Are there old versions available for download that I can compare with, to see when this problem appeared?
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