Adding video output pin to Mpeg2 demultiplexer in C++ without it crashing on stop()

I'm writing a PVR for windows using DirectShow and the Stream Buffer Engine but am having a problem with the MPEG-2 Demultiplexer.  The stream comming from my TVTuner device is a hardware encoded MPEG2 stream (from the Hauppauge WinTV USB2).  When I add the video output pin to the demultiplexer manually through graph edit, everything works just fine, but when I add the pin through c++ the program works untill I call the Stop() function for the graph and it crashes.  It gives me a 'division by zero' error somewhere within the microsoft code.

I'm wondering if anyone out there knows how to add the pin in C++ without it crashing when run Stop() on the graph?  Or is there a way to load the filter directly from a saved GraphEdit file? (I could just load the working filter I made manually then)

Here are the settings that I am using in my program to set up the pin in C++:

                AM_MEDIA_TYPE pMediaVideoType;
      
      MPEG2VIDEOINFO    video_info;
      interface IMPEG2StreamIdMap    *StreamIdMapVideo;

      memset(&pMediaVideoType , 0x0 , sizeof(pMediaVideoType));
      memset(&video_info , 0x0 , sizeof(MPEG2VIDEOINFO));

                //Type settings for the output stream
      pMediaVideoType.majortype = MEDIATYPE_Video;
      pMediaVideoType.subtype = MEDIASUBTYPE_MPEG2_VIDEO;
      pMediaVideoType.formattype = FORMAT_MPEG2Video ;

                //not sure exactly what I need these for
      pMediaVideoType.bFixedSizeSamples = FALSE;
      pMediaVideoType.bTemporalCompression = TRUE;
      pMediaVideoType.lSampleSize  = 0;
      pMediaVideoType.cbFormat = sizeof(MPEG2VIDEOINFO);      
           
      pMediaVideoType.pbFormat = (BYTE *)&video_info;

                //creat the pin
      hr = MPEG2_demux_interface->CreateOutputPin(&pMediaVideoType, L"Video",
                                                                                         &pMPEG2_demux_videoPin);
               
               //get an interface to the pin so that I can map it with the 0xE0 for default MPEG2 Elementary Stream
      hr  = pMPEG2_demux_videoPin->QueryInterface( IID_IMPEG2StreamIdMap,
                                                                                      (void **) &StreamIdMapVideo);
                hr = StreamIdMapVideo->MapStreamId(VideoStreamID , //0xE0
                        MPEG2_PROGRAM_ELEMENTARY_STREAM , 0,   0);
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