Created attachment 332652 [details] gxine stared form terminal and song selected Description of problem: gxine -Segmentation fault when playing song ( mp3 or ogg). First second off the song can bee heard. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gxine-0.5.903-2.fc10.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start gxine and select song to play. 2. 3. Actual results: first second off song can be heard. Segmentation fault See attachment Expected results: gxine play whole song Additional info:
Thanks for the report. I am currently not on rawhide, but I'll check later if I can reproduce the crash. On i386 F10 it does not happen for me. In the mean time, can you try another codec, e.g. flac? Also, in order to get useful backtrace you need to run gxine from gdb and let it crash there. I.e. $ gdb gxine (gdb) run ... and after it segfaults ... (gdb) thread apply all bt You'll probably need to install debuginfo packages, gdb will suggest you what to do.
The error is also in flac. I installed all debuginfo-install i saw. I can not start with gdb gxine. See attachments 2.
Created attachment 332851 [details] gdb gxine - run
Created attachment 332944 [details] gdb backtrace I don't know if its the same bug or not, but I captured this crash from this movie: http://www.vistrails.org/download/download.php?type=MEDIA&id=demo_high_res.mov I can play the same movie with mplayer. Fedora 10, x86_64, fully updated. gxine-0.5.903-2.fc10.x86_64
Created attachment 332947 [details] gdb backtrace with "thread apply all bt" with requested "thread apply all bt" flags
If I turn visualisations off then there is no crash.
Thanks both of you. Because Flóki says it does not crash when visualisations are turned off, I suppose both crashes have the same cause. Not sure which though. Thanks for the backtrace. Can any of you also try if it works in xine? It would be also nice to check various video outputs to check if it is specific to xv. In preferences set experience_level to at least advanced, go to video tab and chose various drivers (the choices that should work everywhere are xv and opengl, I think). Save the settings and restart gxine. Try to play again. Report drivers which work and drivers with which it crashes. I also noticed that what you both have in common is that you have 64bits (while I have 32bits). Might be the cause why I am unable to reproduce the issue. Could you also add which video card and driver do you use? Since it looks like it's video that's causing the crash, it might be relevant. I'll probably forward the issue to upstream once you give me the info I requested.
>Can any of you also try if it works in xine? xine crashes. xine-0.99.5-5.fc10.x86_64 kernel-2.6.29-0.137.rc5.git4.fc11.x86_64 gxine can play avi visualisations in firefox works. Totem can play avi The application Kaffeine Player (kaffeine) crashed and caused the signal 11 (SIGSEGV). Rhythmbox 0.11.6 shows visualisations. video card GeForce 6200 driver F11 defult ( smolt pub_0669ab94-175e-4e99-85e5-86320d28d26e)
(In reply to comment #8) > >Can any of you also try if it works in xine? > xine crashes. > xine-0.99.5-5.fc10.x86_64 > kernel-2.6.29-0.137.rc5.git4.fc11.x86_64 > > gxine can play avi > > visualisations in firefox works. > Totem can play avi > The application Kaffeine Player (kaffeine) crashed and caused the signal 11 > (SIGSEGV). > Rhythmbox 0.11.6 shows visualisations. > > > video card GeForce 6200 > driver F11 defult ( smolt pub_0669ab94-175e-4e99-85e5-86320d28d26e) Thanks, seeing these test results of yours, I think I can be pretty sure the problem is in xine-lib. Switching to the correct component.
I'll try the example from comment #4. In the meantime, anyone seeing this, rpm -q xine-lib please
comment #4, requires xine-lib-extras-freeworld (patented codec), My results: kaffeine: video garbled, no crash dragon (phonon-based player in kdemultimedia): video garbled, no crash xine: crash. gxine: crash. miro: crash Anyway, looks like not a fedora bug with free/stock components, unless someone can provide a reproducer for that. In the meantime, I'd suggest opening a bug upstream @ http://bugs.xine-project.org/ (I'll probably do so myself... eventually, when time allows... which may be awhile).
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comment #11 findings still reproducible on f13, rebasing.
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