Crash at exactpoint of video cut and image insertion

[Alan Chandler]

Debian Unstable using standard Debian Package from Debian Repository. Open Shot v1.3.0

Not long after transitioning from image to .ogv file (created with RecordMyDesktop) I stopped the video playback. Cut the .ogv track, grabbed it and shifted the remainder to the right. I then inserted into the gap created a new image. I did not adjust the length of this new image. I then hit play to continue playback from the point of the cut (where I should have seen the image displayed) and it immediately crashed out.

I returned to a recent save point and repeated the processes (which included removing a transition and replacing it with a two second fade in and fade out of the first image and .ogv files) and attempting to repeat the positioning from before. At the point where I had inserted the second image and just before hitting video playback again I hit save. This time Open Shot did not crash (ie this crash is not easily reproducable).

I will save a snapshot of the .osp file after this second (non crash) run and can let you have this, and the relevant raw input components if that will help.

[Andy Finch (fincha)]

As this is an old bug report, are you able to verify if it is still a problem using version 1.4.3 of OpenShot and version0.8.2 of MLT?

[Alan Chandler (alan-chandlerfamily)]

On 15/10/12 10:09, Andy Finch wrote:
> As this is an old bug report, are you able to verify if it is still a
> problem using version 1.4.3 of OpenShot and version0.8.2 of MLT?
>
> ** Changed in: openshot
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
I've tried a few times repeating the actions described in this bug
report with the same files as I used last time and am unable to
reproduce the problem.

However, its so long ago that I reported this problem that I can't
remember precisely where I in the video I was making this problem was.
I did eventually finish the video by frequently saving and that is the
only .osp file file that I still have.

My guess is you can close the report.

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