| 2009-05-16 23:34:42 |
KernelPanic |
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| 2009-05-16 23:34:42 |
KernelPanic |
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kino_segfault.txt http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26834564/kino_segfault.txt |
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| 2009-05-17 08:50:43 |
KernelPanic |
description |
Binary package hint: kino
Version 1.3.0 on Kubuntu 9.04, always reproducible.
When I try to add to the playlist any file, it crashes. I checked the terminal output, and it seems the last letter of the filename is cutted off. E.g. If I try to import ~/video.avi, in the terminal I see
>>>> Adding to end
KinoCommon::bulkLoad: Unable to resolve /home/eu/video.av
Kino experienced a segmentation fault.
Dumping stack from the offending thread
Obtained 10 stack frames.
kino [0x8078961]
(see the attachment; notice ".av" instead of ".avi")
and suddenly it crashes with a segfault.
A workaround is to duplicate the file with an additional letter in the and: if I have both ~/video.avi and ~/video.aviX and I try to import the latter, the first is instead imported; this time, the program crashes *after* importing it. However, the next time I lanch kino it recovers the session and I can work normally. |
Binary package hint: kino
Version 1.3.0 on Kubuntu 9.04, always reproducible.
When I try to add to the playlist any file, it crashes. I checked the terminal output, and it seems the last letter of the filename is cutted off. E.g. If I try to import ~/video.avi, in the terminal I see
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>>>> Adding to end
KinoCommon::bulkLoad: Unable to resolve /home/eu/video.av
Kino experienced a segmentation fault.
Dumping stack from the offending thread
Obtained 10 stack frames.
kino [0x8078961]
---
(see the attachment; notice ".av" instead of ".avi")
and suddenly it crashes with a segfault.
A workaround is to duplicate the file with an additional letter in the end: if I have both ~/video.avi and ~/video.aviX and I try to import the latter, the first is instead imported; this time, the program crashes *after* importing it. However, the next time I lanch kino it recovers the session and I can work normally. |
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| 2009-05-17 09:14:20 |
KernelPanic |
description |
Binary package hint: kino
Version 1.3.0 on Kubuntu 9.04, always reproducible.
When I try to add to the playlist any file, it crashes. I checked the terminal output, and it seems the last letter of the filename is cutted off. E.g. If I try to import ~/video.avi, in the terminal I see
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>>>> Adding to end
KinoCommon::bulkLoad: Unable to resolve /home/eu/video.av
Kino experienced a segmentation fault.
Dumping stack from the offending thread
Obtained 10 stack frames.
kino [0x8078961]
---
(see the attachment; notice ".av" instead of ".avi")
and suddenly it crashes with a segfault.
A workaround is to duplicate the file with an additional letter in the end: if I have both ~/video.avi and ~/video.aviX and I try to import the latter, the first is instead imported; this time, the program crashes *after* importing it. However, the next time I lanch kino it recovers the session and I can work normally. |
EDIT: it only happens when visually dragging a file into the playlist, importing with the menu voice is ok!
Version 1.3.0 on Kubuntu 9.04, always reproducible.
When I try to add to the playlist any file, it crashes. I checked the terminal output, and it seems the last letter of the filename is cutted off. E.g. If I try to import ~/video.avi, in the terminal I see
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>>>> Adding to end
KinoCommon::bulkLoad: Unable to resolve /home/eu/video.av
Kino experienced a segmentation fault.
Dumping stack from the offending thread
Obtained 10 stack frames.
kino [0x8078961]
---
(see the attachment; notice ".av" instead of ".avi")
and suddenly it crashes with a segfault.
A workaround is to duplicate the file with an additional letter in the end: if I have both ~/video.avi and ~/video.aviX and I try to import the latter, the first is instead imported; this time, the program crashes *after* importing it. However, the next time I lanch kino it recovers the session and I can work normally. |
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| 2009-05-17 09:14:20 |
KernelPanic |
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drag drop filename import playlist |
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