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    Posted: 02 Oct 2008 at 10:58pm
Ok so i start to add lights to the photo of my house i get about 20 feet worth of  icicle lights added to the gutters on the house and aurora either completely shuts down or i get a error saying
 
Aurora Sequencer has encountered a problem and needs to shut down  here is what the error gives me

AppName: aurora_sequencer.exe AppVer: 1.0.0.0 ModName: ntdll.dll

ModVer: 5.1.2600.2180 Offset: 00011bf4
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What is the size your picture? If you are using a picture of your house straight out of a 12MP camera, it is TOO LARGE. You need to reduce the resolution (pixels) down substantially. Something like 1280x1024 will probably fix the crashing. Personally, I use a freeware program called Irfanview to Resize my pictures, but there are many others.
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pic was taken with a 3.2mp cam and is 640x480 and irfanview is a great and simple program  have used it for years.
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OK, you blew my first theory out of the water. A 640x480 jpg file shouldn't be causing that.
 
I did a brief look for help related to the file "ntdll.dll" listed in your error message. Seems to be caused by incompatibilities between software most often.
 
How about some more PC info, like version of Windows, Service Packs installed, Anti-Virus status, video card and drivers, etc.. 
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Intel p4 2.8ghz
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Radeon 9200 pro 512gb
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noting running other than windows this pc was set up to run only the lights for haloween and christmas
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Have you done all of the MS updates (including optionals) How about the latest drivers from ATI?

SP3 is out, isn't it? Try that possibly.
Fine. You're so smart you rig up the lights.
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