Thanks. Looks like the av_close_output_file error and the resulting crash are gone, but I still can't save my edited clip, as I'm still getting the read error, even though I am able to use the internal player to play both the audio and the video. The upshot of my problem is that I am able to manipulate any clip in any way, up to and including replacing the audio entirely, and I can even play either the entire clip or start playing at the first selected frame, but encoding either the selection or the entire clip results in the error that indicates that LiVES is unable to read the audio data which is obviously being read during playback. Clicking the "Show details" button on the error message no longer crashes LiVES, but for some reason it causes my screen reader to stop speaking the LiVES window, so I've taken the screenshot at https://cloud.kyle.tk/public.php?service=files&t=5ddeb32adbbc4b162ff5180d1a5975cd Hopefully it will be able to shed some light on what is going on. I also ran LiVES with the -debug option in case it helps. Thanks again for the help, as this is by far the best video editing software I've used on any OS, and I'm really looking forward to being able to take full advantage of its functionality again. -- "Don't judge my disability until you are able to see my ability." ~Kyle: https://kyle.tk/ My chunk of the internet: https://chunkhost.com/r/Kyle
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