Virtual memory message

[adam ant fan]

Every time I try to save my movie files to either hard drive I get the low on
virtual memory message.

I have defraged, done the disk clean up, scanned for male ware and spy ware
and deleted programmes I don't use but still the same message.

What uses up virtual memory, is there a way to look at what is in the
virtual memory so that I can delete what is not needed?

I have a video on youtube which has over 1400 comments, is that the sort of
thing taking up virtual memory?

Thanks for any help.

 

[John Inzer]

Every time I try to save my movie files to either hard drive I get
the low on virtual memory message.

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What is the duration of the movies and
which format are you saving in?
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I have defraged, done the disk clean up, scanned for male ware and
spy ware and deleted programmes I don't use but still the same
message.

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It's good to keep your system up to date
and well maintained.

What size is your hard drive and what
portion of it is free space?
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What uses up virtual memory, is there a way to look at what is in the
virtual memory so that I can delete what is not needed?

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The programs you are running use the
virtual memory. It may be worth a try
to disconnect from the net and close all
programs...especially virus scanners
before you open Movie Maker.
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I have a video on youtube which has over 1400 comments, is that the
sort of thing taking up virtual memory? ==============================
No.
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Thanks for any help.

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Let us know how it goes.

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J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

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This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

 

[adam ant fan]

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What is the duration of the movies and
which format are you saving in?
=============================
=============================
It's good to keep your system up to date
and well maintained.

What size is your hard drive and what
portion of it is free space?
=============================
=============================
The programs you are running use the
virtual memory. It may be worth a try
to disconnect from the net and close all
programs...especially virus scanners
before you open Movie Maker.
=============================
==============================
Let us know how it goes.

--

J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

Hello

I closed down the scanners/virus/malware programmes before opening WMM and
this time 40 secs of the video saved, that is 40 secs of footage but the full
4 min 40 sec song. I am saving as wmv. I am using clips from the same fie
which downloads in the first 40 secs, it is either avi, divx or xvid and I
have tried reencoding but the encoder reads that the files are corrupt but
why does some of the file save and not the rest?

In drive C I have 30.94GB - 43% free and drive E 270Gb - 57% free.

 

[John Inzer]

I closed down the scanners/virus/malware programmes before opening
WMM and this time 40 secs of the video saved, that is 40 secs of
footage but the full 4 min 40 sec song. I am saving as wmv. I am
using clips from the same fie which downloads in the first 40 secs,
it is either avi, divx or xvid and I have tried reencoding but the
encoder reads that the files are corrupt but why does some of the
file save and not the rest?

In drive C I have 30.94GB - 43% free and drive E 270Gb - 57% free.

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If the files are corrupt...that is the problem.
Why? is a big question...maybe it freezes
when it finds the corrupt frames.

Can you download another copy of the file
and try to convert it to .wmv before importing
into Movie Maker?

You may be able to convert the file with SUPER...
also VirtualDubMod may be worth a try. There
is not a simple method that works every time for
every user.

Good luck.

--

J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk