exceptionfilter error

[alphadec]

I am using the lastest version 2.8.0

When I load in a clip (ts file) verything is okey

if I try to edit, then after I have click on ctrl+x to remove that clip then I get this error:

"exceptionfilter" and the program is crashing.

Anyone got a clue why this happens. ?

[eumagga0x2a]

Please use the latest 2.8.1 nightly (VC++ or MinGW). The crash copying to clipboard when the selection extends to the end of video was reported after the release was already out.

edit: Ctrl+X = Ctrl+C + Del (copy selection to clipboard and delete selection in one go). Pure delete operation (Del) was not affected by this bug.

[alphadec]

Please use the latest 2.8.1 nightly (VC++ or MinGW). The crash copying to clipboard when the selection extends to the end of video was reported after the release was already out.

That version works, no issues.

[WTWASP]

For what it's worth at this point (4 years later), I had a nightmare of persistent Filter Exception errors crashing the program. They would wait until the very end of converting a video with Average Bitrate (2 pass) and many other edits and filters, including fade-ins/outs at the start and end of the video. Beofre I added these fade filters, the project converted fine. Turns out, the fade filters would make Avidemux get a little pissy because of something to do with the B-frames. If the video ended on a B-frame instead of an I-frame or P-frame, the error would get triggered and crash the program. Modifying my edits for duration and minding the keyframes seems to have helped, but I also made an adjustment to the audio when I discovered the actual audio source did not match the duration of the video, resulting in NO audio (not mute, but no audio data at all) at the start and end of the video. I made fixes to that and replaced the audio with a new WAV file. I'm not sure which fix did the trick, but my conversion FINALLY completed without triggering the exception error and crashing.
So when you get crashes form edits, consider the keyframes, and if you can, extract the audio and examine that.