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poochbeast
I use a little program called vdat which allows me to read and convert
digital audio to .wav from my audio DAT tapes using my audio capable
DDS drive.
<http://homepages.compuserve.de/eungemach/main.html>
I have been successfully using this program for years on my PC running
WinXP SP2.
I just built a new PC (also WinXP SP2), installed the program, and I
get the following error message when I try to open vdat:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: C:\Program Files\vdat\vdat.exe
abnormal program termination
The message tells me that vdat terminated abnormally (duh!), but it
doesn't tell me what caused it to terminate. In an attempt to diagnose
the problem, I turned off all startup items and services in msconfig,
but the problem persists. Only by running in Safe Mode could I get
vdat to open (but then it can't see my DDS tape drive or the ASPI
layer, so this is useless).
How do I diagnose this problem to find the conflict? Any (and all)
help would be greatly appreciated!
Paul
digital audio to .wav from my audio DAT tapes using my audio capable
DDS drive.
<http://homepages.compuserve.de/eungemach/main.html>
I have been successfully using this program for years on my PC running
WinXP SP2.
I just built a new PC (also WinXP SP2), installed the program, and I
get the following error message when I try to open vdat:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: C:\Program Files\vdat\vdat.exe
abnormal program termination
The message tells me that vdat terminated abnormally (duh!), but it
doesn't tell me what caused it to terminate. In an attempt to diagnose
the problem, I turned off all startup items and services in msconfig,
but the problem persists. Only by running in Safe Mode could I get
vdat to open (but then it can't see my DDS tape drive or the ASPI
layer, so this is useless).
How do I diagnose this problem to find the conflict? Any (and all)
help would be greatly appreciated!
Paul