In T60460#623746, @Richard Antalik (ISS) wrote:

@ALESSANDRO NASCIMENTO MILHIOLO (alessandromilhiolo)
Not sure if Blender does use windows registry, as it's not portable approach. My bet would be, that it doesn't.
Have you tried running blender with --factory-startup parameter? Or you can do, what @Andrew Sprok (sprad001) suggested in last comment

I tried to use userpref.blend file provided by @Andrew Sprok (sprad001). Still can not reproduce this issue.

Sorry it's a no deal. And it seems that my blender worked fine just once, right after installing it and configuring it. As soon as the system shutdown / started once more (Some time later) the EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION error had come back. I even used the userpref.blend that Andrew offered to use, but no deal.

Well it did render a new file and then the video file

Guys after thinking for a while I got the feeling that the problem may be with the Windows folder security system. I download and completely replaced the Blender 2.8 folder (Delete old one put new one in place), then I did go to folder properties in the security tab, and noticed that the following items were set with read / write only

If you guys need the image sequence here it it the image sequence of my array animation, if you wish the House Scene image sequence and try to create the video file base on them, just ask and I'll supply them.

I have 2 files one dealing with the camera movement in a scene ->

Could you plese show in more details? (screen capture) because I'm having trouble following your steps Richard.

Could it be that this is a problem with the Radeon GPU family? Mine is an RX 580, Andrew's is an R9, both cards are from Radeon tech, so it starts to point in that direction, that perhaps there are one or more code lines used by the developers that are more CUDA friendly (NVidia GPU) but at the same tie the OpenCL has problem with it.

The idea of using the old 2.79 video sequence editor to render the images sequence worked for me, I know it is not ideal, and we should be able to completely use 100% of ll fatures of the 2.8 version, but until this issue is fixed I suggest using the same method that I did, using the 2.79 just to create the video file, while the 2.80 render the frames into images

I have the same problem, in my case its a bit smaller image sequence. I set my system to use Matroska and H.264 codec, my PC has an ATI Radeon RX 580 GPU with 8GB of RAM, I have the system set to use OpenCL with both GPU and CPU checked, some times it crashes at the begin other times it goes up to frame 26 before crashing. My PC has 32GB of RAM, and the CPU is an AMD FX-8320 running Windows 10 Home. The PNG images sequence I can render no problem but when I try to use them to create a video file the sBlender crashes.