Action! stops recording without warning
Posted: Fri Jun 07, 2013 1:37 pm
Has anyone encountered a problem where Action! stops recording without warning?
It happens to me when I record something using Windows Journal and has been doing so intermittently for a while now, under various conditions. On my Asus Eee Slate B121 running Windows 7 64-bit, it would suddenly stop and throw an error saying that "Aero is not available" (or something to that effect), even when aero was clearly still enabled. Once the Eee Slate was upgraded to Windows 8 64-bit, the error no longer comes up, but the recording still stops (without warning now) sometimes. When this happens, double-clicking on the Action! button on the system bar no longer brings up the Action! application but just a tiny stub. All you can do at this point is to shut down the programme. Anything recorded so far becomes unplayable - the video thumbnail is merely a gray colour background. The same issue occurs even after I've changed my device to a Surface Pro.
If anyone has encountered the above problem, how could I go about fixing this?
Cheers
It happens to me when I record something using Windows Journal and has been doing so intermittently for a while now, under various conditions. On my Asus Eee Slate B121 running Windows 7 64-bit, it would suddenly stop and throw an error saying that "Aero is not available" (or something to that effect), even when aero was clearly still enabled. Once the Eee Slate was upgraded to Windows 8 64-bit, the error no longer comes up, but the recording still stops (without warning now) sometimes. When this happens, double-clicking on the Action! button on the system bar no longer brings up the Action! application but just a tiny stub. All you can do at this point is to shut down the programme. Anything recorded so far becomes unplayable - the video thumbnail is merely a gray colour background. The same issue occurs even after I've changed my device to a Surface Pro.
If anyone has encountered the above problem, how could I go about fixing this?
Cheers