After installation the update, deleting the same program, and reinstalling from the offline downloader, two dll files are "not found" when StreamFab attempts to start. The files are MSVCP140_1.dll and MSVCP140_2.dll.

This October, you'll have to switch to Windows 11 anyway since support for your current version will end.It’s better to switch now and get used to it gradually rather than being forced to do it later and running into issues.Alternatively, you could pay a lot of money for extended support—but I wouldn’t recommend that.

Windows 10 22H2 Pro (x64): no issue to install and run the latest version of StreamFab (6.2.2.2).

I have got the same message on Win11.After installing vc_redist.x64, I could start StreamFab (x64) and the update was installed.

I have got the same message on Win11.nochzunennenDid you also do an (not recommended) online upgrade ?Than this causes the problem (like different issues before)

Yes, the online upgrade. Had no problems with it so far...

Then you now know why it is not recommended

And once again, the myth that some idiot started...The problem never was and still isn’t the online updater.If the connection is stable, then there’s absolutely no issue.The problems arise when the connection is unstable (bad internet, VPN, etc.).But that’s not the online updater’s fault.

And once again, the myth that some idiot started...The problem never was and still isn’t the online updater.If the connection is stable, then there’s absolutely no issue.The problems arise when the connection is unstable (bad internet, VPN, etc.).But that’s not the online updater’s fault.CulaCoppolaAnd why has no one had the problem without an online update?Everyone suddenly has unstable Internet?(If there is no retry if dl fails - it is updater's fault)I have already solved a lot of problems that occurred after an online updateand never occurred with the offline update - just imagination or what?You want to download (almost) all 4k ..... but 300-400MB more for a secure update is too much?

And once again, the myth that some idiot started...The problem never was and still isn’t the online updater.If the connection is stable, then there’s absolutely no issue.The problems arise when the connection is unstable (bad internet, VPN, etc.).But that’s not the online updater’s fault.CulaCoppolaNot a myth. It has happened to many people. Especially in the early days.Pay attention to the size reported by the online installer. I have PERSONALLY seen where the online updater says the update is ~75 MB when it should have been ~330 MB.Please don't insult the people who have been here since the beginning. They experienced it a few times so they went with offline ever since. Just like i have had issues twice with StreamFab's MKVmerge so now i only use FFmpeg in the StreamFab settings.You talk in bolded absolutes when your account is 6 weeks old. Are you perhaps someone that was banned and has now a new account?

Latest upgrade does not support Windows 10 Pro

Stan001

Then use the updater included with SF, if it works for you. No one is forcing you to use the offline installer. I used the installer included with SF for a long time also with no issues. But then it happened, things did not work right, etc.
I figure now to save myself time and download the offline installer and things are fine and also the offline installer installs faster, most times, than the one included with SF.
SF gives a choice, so choose what works for each person.

Just know that it will be the first thing asked, especially if you're one of the few having an issue.

CulaCoppola

i know that
but that doesn’t answer my question.

Sebastian001

nice sarkasm
i mean explain to me why I haven’t had any problems for over 4 years? Just luck? For 4 years?
CulaCoppola

It’s impressive to hear that you’ve had such a good run without major issues. While luck might play a part, several factors could contribute to this positive streak:

Proactive Approach: Perhaps you’ve been more proactive in addressing potential issues before they become bigger problems.
Good Decisions: Making informed and well-thought-out decisions can significantly reduce the likelihood of encountering problems.
Healthy Habits: Leading a healthy lifestyle, both physically and mentally, can contribute to overall stability and well-being.
Support System: Having a strong support system of family, friends, or colleagues can help you navigate challenges more smoothly.
Experience and Learning: Over the years, you’ve likely gained experience and learned from past mistakes, which helps in avoiding similar pitfalls in the future.

Better?

AGuyWithAComputer

nice sarkasm
i mean explain to me why I haven’t had any problems for over 4 years? Just luck? For 4 years?
CulaCoppola

You've been lucky...

I have very good and stable internet.... and it's still burned me.

NewMelle

Sorry guys, haven't been around for a while. Life sometimes gets in the way. ;)

I used to work with a programmer named Loring while working for an IT firm in the 90s. He was a pompous self righteous p***k and that's being kind. I can't count how many times he said "I don't have a problem with that" only to later have it shoved in his face by yours truly. No, you cannot share an Access MDB file across an entire company at the SAME time. No, you cannot connect two different BNC segments on the same NIC without a terminator somewhere. No, you cannot map the same drive letter to two different shares. No, you cannot stuff a floating point into an integer and not expect things to blow up. :rolleyes:

I call this the Loring effect. Assuming a global truth based on an extremely limited and localized data set.

I understand the online updater has worked for 4 years. That doesn't mean it ALWAYS works in EVERY SCENARIO, and yup, you just got lucky. Before you get your panties in a bunch try doing a search here (yes, forums can do that) for "clean install" and I think you'll find there are THOUSANDS of posts on the subject in which at least 90% result in a solution to the issue if not more.

MSVCP140_1.dll looks to be related to Visual C++ runtime. I would look into reinstalling this runtime.

Good luck Loring.

TomdeOldMan

> Latest upgrade does not support Windows 10 Pro

I use 6222 without problems with Win 10 Pro !
(like all Versions before - msvcp140.dll is included)

Try vc_redist.x64 here
if not works (after restart) old version here

edit: Is it possible that you installed the 32-bit version ?
Germania

Installing the vc_redist.x64.exe did the trick. It also fixed another problem that I had been seeing during updates (but never reported).

I had, just previously to the update, installed the latest Windows update.

By the way, I'm using an older Dell desktop that originally had Win 7 installed on it. It lacks the ability to upgrade to Win 11, so I'm looking for a replacement, something that will handle Unifab's AI capabilities.

Thank you for your help.

Tom

KidJoe

nice sarkasm
i mean explain to me why I haven’t had any problems for over 4 years? Just luck? For 4 years?
CulaCoppola

I don't think people are saying "upgrade now button" upgrade never works, or always has problems. Its just that on occasions people updating that way have encountered an issue and using the offline installer fixed it. It takes less time to download the offline and use it than using "update now" and debugging should you encounter an issue.

Like over the years I've had an issue with StreamFab after using the "upgrade now" button to update only once or twice. So its rare for me, but it has happened, and this has driven me to using the offline installer because those one or two times, it took a while before realizing there was an issue applying the update. Beyond that, if you don't pay for Extended Download, having the offline installers allows you to roll back should a bug be introduced in the newest version.

Chameleon

My old Windows 10 machine works fine with this update. Win 10 22H2 is fine.

Cats4U

About mkvmerge:

I have no issues with it either.
In fact, it’s even better because it directly shows QuickTime-related problems,
whereas FFmpeg acts like everything is fine—even when audio/video is broken.

If you followed the information on MKVToolNix you would know that there are no QuickTime-related problems. For whatever reason, the author (Bunkus) has decided that if the program finds video files that are damaged in some way, the resulting output remuxed file will be labeled as V_QUICKTIME. See https://gitlab.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/-/issues/2555 as an example. It's one man's decision to go against the standard method. This has been going on for years, and every few months it becomes a hot issue on this forum when someone gets a botched download. Usually when some Bro here decides to show his ignorance.

Getting back to the OP and the problem with MSVCP140_1.dll and MSVCP140_2.dll, they MIGHT have reappeared if Windows had been restarted after the install. Also, I've noticed for a while that we see a lot more problems posted on the forum when the latest SF update falls in line with Patch Tuesday.

And finally, as has been my normal pattern since Windows 386, a year after Windows 12 comes out, I will purchase it, and it will be my primary Windows version. Until that time, I will continue to use Windows 10. I choose what I use, not Microsoft.

cbarbie

Win 11 Pro same issue upgrading to 6222
Two dll files are "not found" when StreamFab attempts to start. The files are MSVCP140_1.dll and MSVCP140_2.dll.

Reverted to 6221 with no problems.

BearBo

Running Win10 Pro 19045.5487 and SF 6.2.1.9. No issues here.
My biggest reason for using the off-line update is that I then can keep the last 10+ SF versions ready to revert if any unintended bugs are introduced by a new version. Use the on-line update, and you have no way to go-back. Haven't need to lately, but there have been some issues in the past with breaking something when something else was "upgraded"

Have one HTPC running Win11 Pro - constant hassle with MS changing things from how I configured, adding things I don't want over & over again, and breaking working things. Latest 24H2 "update" broke network video sharing to the Win11 box. Had to do several Regedits on it to set things right.

Never have any problems with other seven systems running Win10 Pro or Home. Never had a virus or hack and seldom have any maintenance needed. No plans to mass update any of them - only a couple "qualify" for Win11 anyway.

Stan001

6.2.2.3 should fix this. If not, post that 6.2.2.3 does not.

jpp72

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