During capture (not a problem before) "error occurred in the capturing process. this may be due to insufficient hard disk space"

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You get that error message because your CaptureEZE is building up some TEMPORARY FILES before it will depose the right files on your hard drive. That means it needs EXTRA ROOM on your HDD.
So get rid of some useless/not used files or applications.
Also perform a DISK DEFRAGMENTATION and a DISK CLEANING using the reources that Windows provides you.
Go START > ALL PROGRAMS > ACCESSORIES > DISK TOOLS and first select
DISK CLEANUP and wait for the operation to be done;
then select DISK DEFRAGMENTER and let the operation to be performed.


GOOD LUCK!

Above error may occur due to insufficient hard disk space available for Windows XP. Make sure that you have sufficient hard disk space.
Computer BIOS might be incompatible with Windows XP or it might have to be updated.
A device driver or a system service might be damaged.

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The error "ComponentMoveData...Error Number: -106..." indicates that the installer cannot decompress a file. This can happen if the CD-ROM is dirty or damaged, if hard disk space is insufficient, or if the installer conflicts with an application or device driver.
You could try copying the contents of your CD-ROM (or the essential folders) to your HDD or a network drive. You will soon find out of there is dirt or damage on the CD, and if not, you can easily then install from your HDD or network drive.

HI,

This issue might occur if a system thread generates an exception that the error handler does not catch. This exception can be caused by any of the following:

• If this issue occurs after the first restart during Windows Setup or after Setup is complete, the computer might not have sufficient hard disk space to run Windows XP.
• The computer BIOS might be incompatible with Windows XP, or it might have to be updated.
• The video adapter drivers might be incompatible with Windows XP.
• A device driver or a system service might be damaged.
• If the issue is associated with the Win32k.sys file, it might be caused by a third-party remote control program.

Method 1: Make sure that you have sufficient hard disk space loadTOCNode(3, 'resolution'); First, make sure that you have sufficient hard disk space. The Stop error can be caused by insufficient hard disk space.

If you can use safe mode or the Recovery Console to start the computer, delete any unnecessary temporary files, Internet cache files, program backup files, and files that contain saved file fragments from disk scans (.chk files). You can also install Windows XP on another hard disk that has more free space.
If you cannot start the computer, go to the next method to update the computer BIOS.
If freeing space on your hard disk did not resolve the problem, the BIOS might have to be updated. Use the hardware and software vendor or computer manufacturer to obtain the most recent BIOS update.
Or you can go to HERE. to get more info on troubleshooting the problem.

Good Luck

Mark

Did you capture as HDV? When you render is it ok? Some times it is best to capture as DV not HDV the quality will be as good (letter boxed) but it means fce is not having to decode the mpg4 compression of HDV in realtime. Can lead to a jolting due to extram RAM usage.

Video capture is cpu intensive and you do not want the computer to be distracted in any way during the process lest you incur errors.

i m having pixelview tv tuner card since last 4 years and i just use to watch tv occasionaly last week when i was watching a movie i tried to capture it i was amazed to see that just one minute movie had 700 mb of space in my hard disc it is saving the film in avi format is there any solution so that it starts capturing in mpeg format becouse i dont have much space in my hard drive to capture half an hour movie like this please help me out

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I figured out the problem!! You have to delete space on your Local Disk (C:) Drive. Very confusing because it says to free space on your hard drive. That's not correct. It's Local Disk (C:) Drive I hope it works for everybody who has to problem.

Back when P4 systems were common, the hard drive interfaces were quite marginal for video processing and techniques to force the capture to faster devices (like a RAM drive, or now
SSD drive, or SCSI interface to high end striped drives) were used to smooth the video capture. I have had good luck with SATA3 interface SSD's for capturing video, but continue to use a drive other than the one I boot from so windows doesn't mess up the frame rate.