Vista and Stackdumps

[Starsky]

I just downloaded the new 0.8.5b1 last night and tried encoding some episodes of Lost. Some episodes worked, some resulted in a stackdump file. After hours of troubleshooting, I found out that if you use the "Browse" button in the destination field, it adds a single blank space after the file name's extension. Deleting that blank space resulted in completed encodes. I found this out after renaming the output file manually instead of using the browse button, which is why some files worked and some didnt.

Can someone confirm this is a bug in Vista? Thanks

[stephen]

Yes, Thank You!

I was having the same issue (some worked some didn't) and it was fixed by manually removing the space at the end.

[azwildcat]

awesome work! Same issue and after deleting the trailing space I too am able to successfully use Handbrake on Vista

[s55]

I've not been able to re-create this on Windows XP so I can only assume its a vista Issue. I don't actually have a Vista PC but i'll add a trim method on the output in the next build and we can see if that resolves it.

[Ryrie]

Very nice Starsky!! I was about to pull my hair out on this one. Deleted that space and all is right with the world.

Thanks again!

[Starsky]

Thanks Scott,

I've been using Handbrake for the longest time (on a mac), so I was desperate to find out why some videos were encoding and some were not. Thanks for the great program.

[xxirish83x]

AWESOME i was so frustrated trying to figure this out!! Ill try this when i get home today =)

[xxirish83x]

i just confirmed this and it worked!!!! just have to get rid of that stupid space.

This is the best video decoder iv used, and i have tried about 10!!!

Looks great on apple TV

Image works perfect, but i havent tried my surround sound yet, but id imagine all is well

[h00ligan]

yup no spaces in the name do remedy the stack dump.