Charles Goyard wrote:
> With gdb I could see that the crash occurs inside
> filmGMERLIN::getFrame(void), on this line :
>
> bgav_read_video(m_file, m_gframe, m_stream);
>
> m_stream is a null pointer there. I changed :
>
> bgav_set_video_stream(m_file, m_stream, BGAV_STREAM_DECODE);
> if(!bgav_start(m_file)) {
> close();
> return false;
> }
>
> to:
>
> bgav_set_video_stream(m_file, m_stream, BGAV_STREAM_DECODE);
> if(!bgav_start(m_file) || !m_stream) {
> close();
> return false;
> }
>
> and now at least it does not segfaults. Maybe there's something nicer to
> do (printing an error message on the console ?), but it looks like a
> good start.
To be more complete: Gem seems to fall back to quicktime4linux after
failing in gmerlin and the film plays OK.
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