Ran into an interesting piece of additional information. Some videos do play
correctly with out giving the 'Windows - Bad Image' error. Through some
trial and error, it seems that the videos that get the error do not have
Time-Codes. If I transcode a video with Windows Media Encoder and do not
specify the time-code option then the videos get the error. If I then
transcode the same source video and set the time-code option to true then the
videos wil not get the error.
"cybermage" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Our application gets a 'Windows - Bad Image' error with 'exception processing
> message 0xc000007b' when we try to play WMV videos files on Vista using the
> Window Media Player OCX. Same videos will play fine in the same application
> when run on Window XP.
>
> Some of the details are:
> Application is VB.NET developed using VS2003 on a Windows XP platform.
> The Player control is from Windows Media Player SDK 9.
> The video that has the problem was created by using Windows Movie Maker to
> convert an AVI video to WMV.
> If a WMV is created by capturing video from a DV camcorder using Windows
> Media encoder the video will play fine on both systems.
> The video will play fine in Windows Media Player 11 on the Vista machine,
> just not throught our application.
> Video is not DRMed
> My application is not digitally signed.
>
> The error usually pops up numerous times and then the video will play.
> We notice that sometimes other errors start happening on the system after
> the error occurs like - 'EVR Full Screen Window: Windows - Bad Image'
>
> This problem is holding up our release so any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dave
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