crash bug

[OldCDG]

MICROSTUDIO-DEMO caused an invalid page fault in
module MICROSTUDIO-DEMO.EXE at 0177:00438a25.
Registers:
EAX=000004e0 CS=0177 EIP=00438a25 EFLGS=00210212
EBX=00000001 SS=017f ESP=01c88034 EBP=00d22110
ECX=0000012e DS=017f ESI=004e26b0 FS=19c7
EDX=000004e0 ES=017f EDI=01b59000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
f3 a5 8b ca 83 e1 03 f3 a4 8b 75 30 03 f0 8b 85
Stack dump:
004e2b68 004a24b0 004a24b0 000085e0 00000000 00007770 004375b4 004daf14 00007770 004e2688 000004e0 0000000d 004a24b0 004575b1 004daf14 00007770

[MTUSUPPORT]

What version of Windows are you running? Did this occur when you Double clicked on the Microstudio-Demo icon?

Please search your computer as stated below for this ASPI driver file and let me know if it shows the correct version of 1.16. If not then please update the ASPI drivers from: http://forum.mtu.com/showthread.php?threadid=493 and let me know if this fixes the crash.

To find out what version of our ASPI driver is installed go to the Start Menu, Left click on Search, For Files and Folders. Type in the filename wnaspint.dll (for Windows 2000 and XP) or wnaspi9x.dll (for 98 or ME). Tell the Search to Look In the C:\ drive. Then click Search. These files should be found under the C:\Windows\System32 directory. Once the file shows up on the right hand side of the search window, Right Click on the filename, Left Click Properties, Left Click the Version Tab. Then left click the Product Version at the bottom Left hand side. This should then show V1.16 or higher. If it shows V 1.14 then, DELETE this file by pressing the Delete key, and then install the ASPI Drivers in the link provided above.

[OldCDG]

wnaspi9x.dll is ver 1.16V
no I did not double click as
that can cause errors in windows.
Unfortunately i forget what i was doing at
the time I believe it was playing a cdg
file (microstudio made) and at the end it hit error.
you have a problem with trying to make
a 68 sec song, 75 sec with your demo
program. I would assume the unlocked
one will not force a 68 sec CD+G into 75 sec.
it did color the track different (blue)
as it found it was shorter than 75sec.
it just did not handle it correctly.

I would buy this program if some small
things were done to make it a little
more friendly, like an abort button while
playing a CD+G, a default button to drive every thing to default,
also a direct CD player (not cd+g),
IE from the digital tracks rather than the analog
cable. just like it is doing now when playing CD+G.
not to many programs play CDs that way
it would add value at no cost to speak of
affter all it plays a CD+G disk.



I have found another problem
when changing color IE 256, 16bit, 32bit but really
most normal people won't do that any way.
it would be a waist of time when other things need
attention. LoL
look at my other post for system info.

[George]

While playing a cdg and you wish to abort the track, tap the spacebar or the esc key. It's all covered in the manual in the Play Tab section.

You can also play regular cd's in Microstudio the same as a cdg except the monitor goes to blank screen, as there are no graphics, but everything else works the same as playing a cdg.

George