>> So maybe I'll try to identify the track that's causing the scanner to
>> fall over; it needs to be a bit more robust (somehow handle bad
>> files/tags without crashing or at least detect/report when it has
>> unexpectedly crashed).
>
>Good place to start, and yeah, it needs to be a LOT more robust. You
>can't have crashed or aborted scans, which are commonplace, hanging
>things up so badly.
>
I found the last file that the scanner said it was processing ("handling new 
track file ...") before it crashed.

I've looked at the file/tags in several other apps, and there's nothing 
obviously wrong with it (and SBS 7.5 reads all files fine).  I even looked in a 
hex editor to see if I could see any strange id3 frames that might cause issues.

I renamed it (added .ignore to the end), and did a new clean & rescan.  It got 
a bit further, and crashed on another file.

I renamed back to the original filename, and rescanned.  This time it 
successfully scanned that file, and crashed at a different point.  So I don't 
think it's anything to do with file content (tags, etc), it's just randomly 
crashing?
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