VIRB Edit - complete failure Windows 10

I'm guessing it's a weird bug with the Nvidia GTX mobile drivers.

My desktops work fine, but laptops seem to crash. I am testing on a new Alienware 15R3 - i7-7700HQ, 16GB ram, GTX 1070 8GB. Latest drivers, clean install of Windows 10. It plays the imported videos fine sometimes, but it seems to crash when working with GMetrix data. Other times it will crash while just trying to preview an imported video.

Using Virb Edit 5.1.3, as 5.2.0 has a Gmetrix 180 flip bug, so I can't use it for my needs (I record upside down in car).

finally found the log files. I am using 5.1.3, so edit the path to your version. You can find the error log files here:
C:\Users\(your user name)\AppData\Local\Temp\VirbEdit\5.1.3.0

12:33:03 PM Warning GraphCache_t::CreateOrderedGraphPoints - Graph not found for clip
12:33:03 PM Warning Error: Unexpected type passed to UnpackMinMax
12:33:03 PM Warning Error: Unexpected type passed to UnpackVectorMinMax
12:33:03 PM Verbose video::ffmpeg::AudioFrameAccumTransform_t::AudioFrameAccumTransform_t constructed

12:33:03 PM Info ***Building Video Provider***

12:33:03 PM Info Adding video transforms
12:33:03 PM Info Adding resizer
12:33:03 PM Warning GraphCache_t::CreateOrderedGraphPoints - Graph not found for clip
12:33:04 PM Verbose GetResampleFilterArgs ctr: sample_fmts=s16:channel_layouts=0x15fe60c:sample_rates=48000

12:33:04 PM Error ..\..\..\..\shared\libs\video\ffmpeg\impl\AudioFilterGraph.cpp line 198: Code 0xffffffea "Invalid argument"

Purdington