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On 2013-02-18 22:42, Charles Goyard wrote:
Hi,
when opening a .mov file on pd-extended on linux, I get :
[...]
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
On the command line, gmerlin fails to open the file as well, with
the same message, but lqtplay is
Hi IOhannes,
when opening a .mov file on pd-extended on linux, I get :
[...]
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
On the command line, gmerlin fails to open the file as well, with
the same message, but lqtplay is able to play the movie.
by the same message, do you mean that gmerlin
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On 2013-02-19 11:36, Charles Goyard wrote:
it would be great if you could provide a (short) clip that
triggers the crash, so the underlying bug can be fixed.
Here's one and a test patch: http://charles.goyard.free.fr/temp/
hmm, both Gem (i
Hi,
thanks for trying.
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
hmm, both Gem (i tried 0.93.git:ee897d5 and 0.93.3 from Debian) and
gmerlin (1.2.0~dfsg-3 from Debian) can play the file just fine here.
Now that's strange. A big difference is that I run on Archlinux.
I have:
gmerlin 1.2.0
gavl 1.4.0
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On 2013-02-19 11:36, Charles Goyard wrote:
come to think of it, i think the API should be changed to be
consistent with [pix_video]. e.g. [driver quicktime4linux, open
foo.mov( to exclusively(!) select lqt for opening any file.
Sounds good to
Charles Goyard wrote:
With gdb I could see that the crash occurs inside
filmGMERLIN::getFrame(void), on this line :
bgav_read_video(m_file, m_gframe, m_stream);
m_stream is a null pointer there. I changed :
bgav_set_video_stream(m_file, m_stream, BGAV_STREAM_DECODE);
Hi,
when opening a .mov file on pd-extended on linux, I get :
verbose(5): gmerlin support
verbose(5): quicktime4linux support
[pix_film]: opening /home/charles/w/enversdudehors/endo/fev2013-2.mov with
format 1908
[pix_film:track] No video decoder found for fourcc avc1 (0x61766331)
track 0 does
