Created attachment 821355 [details] sound-juicer --brasero-media-debug Description of problem: Sound juicer segfaults after inserting an audio disk. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.5.0 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Insert audio disk 2. Start sound-juicer 3. witness segfault Actual results: Expected results: Should not segfault. Should load tracks and get track information from musicbrainz (or whatever it's called). Additional info: * Disk opens in nautilus using cdda://sr0/ ... can view a list of Track files as wav docs. * can copy from /run/user/####/gvfs/cdda:host=sr0 * cannot copy wav files in nautilus I have successfully copied the wav files and used sound converter to convert the wav to ogg vorbis, and then use easytags to tag the files. I also was able to open sound juicer once with a CD that had previously segfaulted a few times. I'm pretty sure this just started after upgrading from fedora 18 to fedora 19.
There's no stack trace here to confirm it, but I'd put good money on this being caused by this gnutls bug since F19 has a gnutls impl too https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1046672
(In reply to Daniel Berrange from comment #1) > There's no stack trace here to confirm it, but I'd put good money on this > being caused by this gnutls bug since F19 has a gnutls impl too > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1046672 Bingo... after updating to gnutls-3.1.18-3.fc20 it no longer crashes. I was actually able to rip one cd with it, before it started hitting bug 918232 (again).
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