Movie Maker Crash @ publishing

Hello,
Yesterday Windows Movie Maker 1 worked just fine... I had no problems what
so ever with it... today not so much...

Everytime I try to publish a clip regardless of size or file format Movie
maker freeze and then I get the message that "Movie maker has stopped
working" - ok like I can't see that for myself?

I have not done anything different today than yesterday...

I can not figure out where the log is... I read in the help section here
that the log can tell you the problem but WHERE is the log???

Plz help me since I have ton of stuff to do with Movie Maker... plz help...

My error log (in Swedish so sorry but its my language)

Problemsignatur
Händelsenamn: APPCRASH
Programnamn: MOVIEMK.exe
Programversion: 6.0.6000.16386
Programtidsstämpel: 4549b5b6
Namn på felmodul: StackHash_dc86
Modulens version: 6.0.6000.16386
Tidsstämpel för felmodul: 4549bdc9
Undantagskod: c0000374
Undantagsförskjutning: 000af1c9
OS-version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.768.2
Språkvariant-ID: 1053
Ytterligare information 1: dc86
Ytterligare information 2: 02201bd003020719832e25bc33da5425
Ytterligare information 3: 0400
Ytterligare information 4: 3c128478b0d9aa7490f8ca90008ffc20

Extra information om problemet
Bucket-ID: 364613288


"esmnh" wrote:

A bit more error log info I got last time I tried Movie maker:

Windows NT Version 6.0 Build: 6000
Product (0x2): Windows Vista (TM) Home Basic
Edition: HomeBasic
BuildString: 6000.16514.x86fre.vista_gdr.070627-1500
Flavor: Multiprocessor Free
Architecture: X86
LCID: 1053



"esmnh" wrote:

This is the same Voxware crash as mentioend earlier. Rename the file
msms001.vwp and this problem will stop happening. It would be easier to
remove or uninstall Voxware or whatever other codec package you installed,
though. Whatever codec pack you had installed is noxiously bad and should
never be installed or trusted.

You'll get fairly random crash buckets that look slightly different since
the memory corruption caused by Voxware here will look slightly different
each time. It's still a crash in the Voxware MetaSound library, though.

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"esmnh" <esmnh@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:42E07C4E-16AC-49C3-A949-5400A73596E6@xxxxxx

Hey!
I had that problem too and I was so desperate to find out how to fix it. I googled all this stuff and one thing that came up was the VoxWare Audio Codec, and you had to go through all this stuff to get it to work. Well, that was for XP. For Vista, you dont use the VoxWare Audio Codec, you use a Codec called ffshowdecoder. So basically, Its really easy to fix. Most times, when you start Windows Movie Maker, in the bottom right corner of your screen where the time is and all that, there is a symbol with two f's. Click on it, and all these Codecs will show up in a little window. Scroll down until you find MPEG. It should say "disabled" to the right of it. Click on where it says "disabled" and a little box should pop up at the top of the window. You then click the option below disabled. (I dont remember what it is) You need to do that for all the MPEG Codecs you see in a row. If its just one or two, its not it. You can Enable all the MPEG Codecs if you want, so it really doesnt matter. If you have any questions e-mail me at chainsawsgorawr@hotmail.com.

Good Luck!