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#124 pix_film crashes with homer.avi in ubuntu

0.92.3
closed-works-for-me
nobody
linux
5
2014-07-08
2011-02-02
sistisette
No

When opening the file homer.avi which is included in Gem's example folder, pix_film causes Pd-Extended to crash.
Happens 100% of the times

Tested with Pd Extended 0.42.5 on Ubuntu 10.04

[gemhead]
|
| [open homer.avi(
| /
|/
[pix_film]

Discussion

  • IOhannes m zmölnig

    please provide more information:
    - which version of Gem (i don't use Pd-extended, i don't know which version of PdX comes with wchich version of Gem)

    - which backends are enabled for video decoding in [pix_film] (qt4l, avi, ,....)
    - which versions of the relevant decoding libraries do you have installed (libquicktime, libavifile,...) on your system

    if it is qt4l you are using, could you try to check whether lqtplay (comes with quicktime-x11utils) is able to play the file?
    if lqtplay crashes as well, please file a bugreport at quicktime. it is nothing Gem can do anything about

     
  • IOhannes m zmölnig

    • status: open --> pending
     
  • sistisette

    sistisette - 2011-02-07

    Hi,

    Here's the output from GEM at initialization:

    GEM: Graphics Environment for Multimedia
    GEM: ver: 0.92.3
    GEM: compiled: Sep 22 2010
    ...
    GEM: compiled for SIMD architecture: MMX
    GEM: using MMX optimization

    And here's the output when I create a pix_video object:

    pix_film:: quicktime support
    pix_film:: libmpeg3 support

    I can't see any output when I send it the "open" message to open homer.avi because it immediately crashes.

    However, indeed lqtplay crashes as well, so I guess it is an issue in quicktime itself. I'l file a bug report at quicktime (if it is possible at all).

    Thanks
    m.

     
  • sistisette

    sistisette - 2011-02-07
    • status: pending --> open
     
  • IOhannes m zmölnig

    • status: open --> closed-works-for-me
     
  • IOhannes m zmölnig

    thanks for the additional info and for the confirmation, that the crash is most likely in libquicktime.

    btw, here i can playback the movie, using christian marillat's debian-multimedia packages of quicktime (3:1.2.2-0.0) (cannot test right now with stock debian packages)

     
  • IOhannes m zmölnig

    • labels: Pixes (pix_ objects) --> Pixes (pix_ objects), crash, Pd-extended, pix_film
    • OS: --> linux
    • Release: linux --> 0.92.3
     

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