Andrew, the latest GIT checkin fixes the crash and provides a warning as you suggested. It works on the latest 2.4.1 version as there were some code improvements over the 2.2.1. Try it now.
> > > Also, minor bug: > > > > > > If I render OpenEXR sequence, load it, play it, > > > and then delete main image files but NOT index *.exrs > > > - and try to load file from "recent files" sub-menu in main menu - Cin > > > will terminate > > > > > > Easily reproduced here. GG says OpenExr is doing a "throw" and > Cinelerra > > normally does not "catch". This would be the very first "catch" in > > Cinelerra if it would be added and that is not the way gg wants to go > > unless we absolutely have to. This requires the error handling > > characteristics of the C++ runtime library. > > If you do that same thing with a TIFF sequence, it passes the error > > correctly back to Cinelerra to field instead of crash. > > > > H, sorry for such suggestion without patch - but can't be OpenEXR sequence > file validated before passing it into library? > > Of course, on multiproces/user system user may delete files right after > they passes test of existence .... > > May be just document it? :} > > -- > Cin mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.cinelerra-gg.org/mailman/listinfo/cin >
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