Three times in a row when I started playing a DVD with VLC 86e on Windows 2003 Server SP2, about a few seconds to a few minutes into the movie, I had a BSOD saying something about the file cmudaxp.sys. I have Razer Barracuda as my sound card with most recent drivers as of 3/25/08. My speakers are Logitech z-5500.
I played the DVD with WinDVD and no BSOD.
BSOD with cmudaxp.sys as culprit
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Re: BSOD with cmudaxp.sys as culprit
Try to change audio output device from VLC and see if it changes anything.
Re: BSOD with cmudaxp.sys as culprit
I changed from Default to Waveout32. The BSOD stopped.
I tested directsound with dxdiag and found no problems.
Could it be that VLC has some bad codecs associated with directx?
I tested directsound with dxdiag and found no problems.
Could it be that VLC has some bad codecs associated with directx?
Re: BSOD with cmudaxp.sys as culprit
No. Driver is just crappy. Program should NEVER be able to crash driver and it is drivers job to make sure that this is true.
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