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Hi, I am using .avi files. The error I am getting is the following:
Runtime Error!
The following runtime error occurred:
An error occurred while attempting to load the movie
Marker 236
Error: 0 (0x0)
Line 211
Error Number: 11053
That corresponding line is
FaceDisplay.Load
I am running WinXP with Matrox Millennium G550 Low-provile PCI card.
I searched the forums and came across this thread, but I installed the latest DirectX and it didn't help. The avi movies are running perfectly on my computer with Windows Media Player, so it seems like it's not a codec problem. Any assistance would be immensely helpful. Thanks in advance.
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| The thread I found was this. I forgot to add the url.
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I can't seem to edit my threads, so I'm creating a new post.
I changed the video resolution to 24 bit color depth. This time the error was:
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Runtime Error!
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The following runtime error occurred:
No Video Memory available to create video buffer
Line 211
Error Number:-999
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OK
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Corresponding line was: FaceDisplay.Load
When I reduced it further to 16 bits, the first movie played correctly, then I got the following error message (I have a series of 16 movies playing sequentially), which seems to suggest that it is not a codec problem. In addition, this seemed a lot choppier than the original movie.
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Runtime Error!
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The following runtime error occurred:
An error occurred while attempting to load the movie
Marker 236
Error: 0 (0x0)
Line 215
Error Number: 11053
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OK
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The corresponding line was: ObjectDisplay.Load
The monitor in which I plan to run the paradigm is 1280x1024 and the monitor in which I am designing it is 1600x1024. Previously, I had display property in the Experiment tab set to 1280x1024. I changed it to 1600x1024 and got the following error message at all 3 color depths.
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Runtime Error!
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The following runtime error occurred:
Unable to create surface for display frame host
Marker 72
Line 211
Error Number: 11030
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OK
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Any assistance would help.
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