I've been at this for 3 days now and I think I have found the answer: Edius 4.5c is working now without crashing, even when I open and work with older projects.
Here's what's wrong: when you install an update for Edius, there always is a "driver" subdirectory in the update package. When you install, you see "upgrading firmware" and "installing NX/HX drivers". But! When you go and check the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Canopus Shared\CVE folder, you will see that the files there are mostly old ones. The dll file that caused my crashes (cvezshal.dll) happened to be several versions older (3.0 !) even after all those upgrades and updates.
Therefore, I did the following: I uninstalled Edius 4.5c and Xplode 4.5. Then, I manually removed all directories directly related to Edius. Then, I used regedit to manually clean the registry of all "Edius" entries. Be careful doing this !
Then, I re-installed Edius 4.0 and checked whether everything worked (it did). Subsequently, I upgraded to 4.24 and checked again. Everything still worked. Then I held my breath and installed the 4.5c upgrade.
Before using it, however, I manually copied all dll's from the "driver" NX section of the 4.5c package to the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Canopus Shared\CVE folder. For the sake of safety, I also installed the latest Microsoft DirectX 9.0c update.
Finally, I tried Edius 4.5c, and it works flawlessly. Even older TitleMotion stuff does no longer cause a crash.
My conclusion therefore is that the Edius installer does not upgrade everything and that you should check manually.
Hope this helps !!
Sincerely,
Glen E.J. Forton, MD PhD
Here's what's wrong: when you install an update for Edius, there always is a "driver" subdirectory in the update package. When you install, you see "upgrading firmware" and "installing NX/HX drivers". But! When you go and check the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Canopus Shared\CVE folder, you will see that the files there are mostly old ones. The dll file that caused my crashes (cvezshal.dll) happened to be several versions older (3.0 !) even after all those upgrades and updates.
Therefore, I did the following: I uninstalled Edius 4.5c and Xplode 4.5. Then, I manually removed all directories directly related to Edius. Then, I used regedit to manually clean the registry of all "Edius" entries. Be careful doing this !
Then, I re-installed Edius 4.0 and checked whether everything worked (it did). Subsequently, I upgraded to 4.24 and checked again. Everything still worked. Then I held my breath and installed the 4.5c upgrade.
Before using it, however, I manually copied all dll's from the "driver" NX section of the 4.5c package to the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Canopus Shared\CVE folder. For the sake of safety, I also installed the latest Microsoft DirectX 9.0c update.
Finally, I tried Edius 4.5c, and it works flawlessly. Even older TitleMotion stuff does no longer cause a crash.
My conclusion therefore is that the Edius installer does not upgrade everything and that you should check manually.
Hope this helps !!
Sincerely,
Glen E.J. Forton, MD PhD
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