Banki
02-23-2009, 01:44 AM
How to fix "divide error in module IVIAUDIO.AX at..."
Only exists in systems that have various "Sound Blaster Live" (Creative Labs) sound cards and WinDVD (InterVideo, Inc.) installed. This is a documented compatibility problem between some "Sound Blaster Live" cards and the WinDVD product. The problem is realized when MP3 oriented applications call upon certain sound card services making it look as though the error was raised from within the application in question.
1. Search your computer for the location of the files IVIAUDIO.AX and IVIVIDEO.AX [START > Search, or just push F3 button]
2. Then launch command prompt [START > Run], then type in the following string - regsvr32 /u "<path to the offending file>\IVIAUDIO.AX"
3. Press the OK button.
4. When presented with the successful pop-up press the OK button.
5. Type in the following string - regsvr32 /u "<path to the offending file>\IVIVIDEO.AX"
6. Press the OK button
7. When presented with the successful pop-up press the OK button.
8. Close all windows and applications and re-boot your system.
Note: Where <path to offending file> is the fully qualified path name to the 2 files (IVIAUDIO.AX and IVIVIDEO.AX) (i.e. c:\program files\intervideo\common\bin\ivi...).
Only exists in systems that have various "Sound Blaster Live" (Creative Labs) sound cards and WinDVD (InterVideo, Inc.) installed. This is a documented compatibility problem between some "Sound Blaster Live" cards and the WinDVD product. The problem is realized when MP3 oriented applications call upon certain sound card services making it look as though the error was raised from within the application in question.
1. Search your computer for the location of the files IVIAUDIO.AX and IVIVIDEO.AX [START > Search, or just push F3 button]
2. Then launch command prompt [START > Run], then type in the following string - regsvr32 /u "<path to the offending file>\IVIAUDIO.AX"
3. Press the OK button.
4. When presented with the successful pop-up press the OK button.
5. Type in the following string - regsvr32 /u "<path to the offending file>\IVIVIDEO.AX"
6. Press the OK button
7. When presented with the successful pop-up press the OK button.
8. Close all windows and applications and re-boot your system.
Note: Where <path to offending file> is the fully qualified path name to the 2 files (IVIAUDIO.AX and IVIVIDEO.AX) (i.e. c:\program files\intervideo\common\bin\ivi...).