I had a problem with starting of Winamp (Error in aplication. Aplication must be closed). I have reinstall Winamp and after it i have a massege "NSCRT.dll not found.."
Where I can find this file?
NSCRT.dll is normally part of winamp install, and you should find it in the winamp plugin folder. Maybe you have a faulty installer. I suppose uninstall & reinstalling winamp should fix the problem. Re-download the the latest winamp.exe and re-try. But you should wait for a developer response to be sure.
Thank you, azarty2005. It was a problem ocurred by instaling latest version of Winamp in the folder thet included Winamp 5.13. Winamp5.13 was runing. There was an error massege but one guy decide to press "Ignore" and file winamp.exe was not updated. It was fixed by FULl erasing Winamp folder after uninstal, beacouse some files was from different version.
Sorry for bugging you.
Hi, I've got the same problem. I tried to install Winamp 5.57 on a new and clean system. After selecting a skin and finishing the installation winamp crashed. I have tried to start it once again but then an error message appears, telling me that NSCRT.dll couldn't be found.
I'm using Windows 7 Professional (64-bit). Is there any solution?
bennyn: please make sure that you're using 5.571 also nscrt.dll isn't used as of 5.57x so sounds like there is an older component present in your install. if the issue still happens then please post a relevant install specs
I used the latest installer of Winamp from this webpage here (winamp5571_full_emusic-7plus_de-de). I had never installed any other version of Winamp before on my current system. I installed it together with Winamp Remote (which I can start). But Winamp itself crashes directly after the installation process. I already deleted the Winamp directory before trying a new installation. But this doesn't help. If I try to start Winamp (after the crash) it tells me two-times (!) that nscrt.dll is missing. After that it comes up again with the installation dialog to choose a skin.
Windows gives the following information about the program crash (sorry, but this is in German):
So it seems to have something to do with the ml_online.dll?
My system is this:
PC or Motherboard make/model: Lenovo 3000 N200 0769B2G Notebook CPU & RAM: Intel Core 2 Duo T7300, 4 GB DDR2-800 MHz Sound card or chip: Realtek High Definition Audio Videocard: nVidia GeForce Go 7300 Windows OS: Windows 7 Professional, 64-bit DirectX version: DirectX 11 Winamp version: 5.571 Winamp installation type: Full
And here is my Hijack Logfile:
Logfile of Trend Micro HijackThis v2.0.3 (BETA)
Scan saved at 20:57:33, on 21.12.2009
Platform: Unknown Windows (WinNT 6.01.3504)
MSIE: Internet Explorer v8.00 (8.00.7600.16385)
Boot mode: Normal
None of those are included with the default Winamp package
* except for ml_orb
(edit: which we've later determined to be the most likely cause of the problem, see below)
As far as I know, there's nothing in the default 5.57x distribution which uses nscrt.dll
nscrt.dll is our old library when we used to build the client with VS2003.
We now use VS2008 and ship msvcr90.dll instead.
The Winamp Uninstaller will remove nscrt.dll
but it won't remove any of the above (except for enc_aacplus), because they're not included with the Winamp distribution...
Save nscrt.dll to the Winamp root folder
ie. the same folder where winamp.exe resides
Then also place a copy of it in the Winamp\Plugins folder
[EDIT] (which prevents some security/av programs from complaining about it being missing)
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Is Winamp being run in compatibility mode or something?
Right-click the Winamp desktop icon
Select "Properties"
Goto the Compatibility tab
Uncheck everything!
You'll get script errors on Win7 when using modern skins
if Winamp is set to run in XP-compatibility mode.
Which skin did you select in the installer setup?
Winamp Modern has a menualign.maki, but Bento doesn't.
Or are you maybe using some 3rd-party modern skin?
In which case, which one?
If you select the Classic skin then you won't get any script errors...
Or just edit %appdata%\winamp\winamp.ini
so the skin= line is just that (blank, with no value)
I'm not sure what else to suggest, other than a proper clean install of 5.571,
with which I most certainly can't reproduce any of these errors (under Win7 or any OS).
If the problems persist, then please attach your List of Plugins.
ps. and yeah, HJT needs fixing to detect Win7F properly.
Originally posted by DJ Egg For anyone who needs it...
Save nscrt.dll to the Winamp root folder
ie. the same folder where winamp.exe resides
Then also place a copy of it in the Winamp\Plugins folder
Thanks for providing the valid .dll for those of us with this problem to download, but the directions you've given as to where to place it contain an extraneous step and the source of the issue appears to be mistakenly blamed on the plugins mentioned earlier in the thread.
I placed it in the /Winamp/plugins directory, which did not solve the issue. However, placing it in the /Winamp folder instead DOES solve the issue. Placing it in the plugins directory is fine, but not needed. Keep in mind I am on a system running XP (SP3), and not Windows 7 or Vista.
Therefore, at least for systems running XP, I would say with confidence that the issue is not related to a plugin calling for the .dll, its related to the registration flow and the application itself needing the .dll (this is when the errors appear..) For other systems, its entirely possible this is the same issue and the same fix will work.
Thanks again, just thought it prudent to provide this information as soon as I found it, since I found it nowhere else on the forums.
Nope. It actually only really needs to be in the Winamp root folder for any (old) plugins that require it.
We only also had to place nscrt.dll in the Winamp\Plugins folder in 5.56 and a few releases before
because some security apps like ZoneAlarm and some AV programs used to moan if it wasn't there.
Attach your List of Plugins and then we can tell you which old plugin is calling/requiring nscrt.dll
I'm 99.9% certain that nothing in the default 5.571 installation uses or requires it.
Originally posted by DJ Egg Nope. It actually only really needs to be in the Winamp root folder for any (old) plugins that require it.
We only also had to place nscrt.dll in the Winamp\Plugins folder in 5.56 and a few releases before
because some security apps like ZoneAlarm and some AV programs used to moan if it wasn't there.
Attach your List of Plugins and then we can tell you which old plugin is calling/requiring nscrt.dll
I'm 99.9% certain that nothing in the default 5.571 installation uses or requires it.
I've just tried to install the latest winamp.
This is a clean XP Pro SP3 install, never had winamp installed before
The installer downloaded is winamp5571_full_bundle_emusic-7plus_en-us.exe
It can't be started due to a missing nscrt.dll
So as I see it, there is no way, this is not related to the default 5.571 installation, as I have no 3rd party plugins or skins. Only what's included in the installation.
After placing this file in winamp dir I can start the app correctly, however attempting to access preferences, it crashes..
Same thing goes when trying to play any mp3 file.
All I really need is a reliable mediaplayer for my audiobooks. I've been using media player classic for a long time, but I really like winamp..
However if winamp doesn't work from a default installation, then I can't use it.. Simple as that
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