The "debug mode" is described at https://mp3diags.sourceforge.net/unstable/050_feedback.html - Log program state to "_trace" and "step" files" Regarding Win 11 - I'll try to test that, but it shouldn't matter much.
Cool, I can reproduce the crash with this file. Now let's see when I can find some time to fix this bug, and especially to publish a new version.
Even so, I tried in Windows and Linux using files with 0, 1, 2, 5 images, and none crashed for me. So let me try with one of your files.
Regarding "mp3diags-build": It exists on my C: drive, because that is where I built it. I guess it would be nicer to not include the full path, but it's harmless. Back to the real problem: I tried this on several of my files and it seems OK. So, can you send me a file that causes this?
Can you send a screenshot of the note filter? It should look something like in the attachment below. And also a screenshot of the main screen which has files you don't want to see.
Can you send a screenshot of the note filter? It should look something like in the attachment below
Can you send a screenshot of the note filter? It should look something like in the attachment
I'm not sure I get it. If you want to see all the files that have "some" non-igored issue, I'd say this should work: 1. Add to the ignored notes the ones you don't care about (which you did) 2. Open the note filter and move all notes from "Available" to "Include", using the "Add all notes" button - https://mp3diags.sourceforge.net/unstable/170_note_filter.html 3. Close the filter If you want to see files that have a particular note, it's similar, but just add that note in the filter.