[issue1238] Corrupt heap in H.264 decoding due to corrupt MP4 file

Alexander Strange added the comment: Fixed in r19328. I'd still like to apply the patch for -debug 1. _ FFmpeg issue tracker _

[issue1229] Crash in H.264 decoding due to corrupt MP4 file

Alexander Strange added the comment: Fixed in r19328. Sample deleted. -- status: new -> closed substatus: new -> fixed _ FFmpeg issue tracker _

[issue1228] Crash in H.264 decoding during probing of corrupt mp4 file

Alexander Strange added the comment: Applied with the changes and extra parens (for the gcc = vs. == warning). I was looking at the NAL_SLICE check, which doesn't use < 0. Sample deleted. -- status: new -> closed substatus: new -> fixed

[issue1228] Crash in H.264 decoding during probing of corrupt mp4 file

Michael Niedermayer added the comment: On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 05:15:30AM +, Alexander Strange wrote: > > Alexander Strange added the comment: > > Of course, but it was late and I was hoping someone else would figure it > out while I was asleep ;) > > Like issue1229 and issue1238, this

[issue1248] ogg files with broken continutations don't play

New submission from Alex Converse : These files play fine with xiph libs and are proliferated in the wild. Examples: http://ftp.heanet.ie/mirrors/fosdem-video/2008/maintracks/FOSDEM2008-swpat.ogg Rejected Patch: http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/ffmpeg-devel/2009-January/060093.html

[issue1247] libavcodec/snow.c:2357: pred_block: Assertion `b_w>1 && b_h>1' failed.

New submission from chris : Assertion fails when encoding some snow files. Converting png images to snow with the command /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i snow_encoder_pred_block_assertion/gold%02d.png - strict -2 -pix_fmt yuv420p -an -qscale 2.0 -f nut - vcodec snow gold.nut failing sample media uplo

[issue798] ogg files from FOSDEM 2007 & 2008 crashing FFmpeg (internal theora)

Diego Biurrun added the comment: On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 04:22:46AM +, Alex Converse wrote: > > The files don't crash it any more but still don't play back correctly. Should > we > open a new bug for that? I would suggest that, yes. FF