[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Carl Eugen Hoyos added the comment: Fixed by Michael in r18474. FFmpeg issue tracker

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Michael Niedermayer added the comment: Fixed in r18474 -- status: open -> closed substatus: reproduced -> fixed FFmpeg issue tracker __

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Francesco Cosoleto added the comment: Using revs. 18419-18460 and -an the crash is possible without a backward seek request, just the playing is interrupted past 4 seconds. In some cases I can reproduce also a glibc "double free or corruption" error.

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Francesco Cosoleto added the comment: That was related to with -an and without -an outputs, I could add something to be more clear... Anyway using r18419 I can reproduce a crash either with -an and without -an (gdb output as in msg 4757), ffplay crash requires a backward seek request. ffmpeg has

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Reimar Döffinger added the comment: On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 12:44:27PM +, Francesco Cosoleto wrote: > That was a correct report. Don't take it out on me. I was only complaining about your claim that it crashed "in the same way" when not even the output matches (it prints the overhead etc. n

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Francesco Cosoleto added the comment: That was a correct report. Don't take it out on me. FFmpeg issue tracker

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Reimar Döffinger added the comment: On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 11:39:34AM +, Francesco Cosoleto wrote: > > Francesco Cosoleto added the comment: > > It crashes for me with -an and in the same way. You have an extremely funny way of defining "in the same way" then. All you are encountering h

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Francesco Cosoleto added the comment: It crashes for me with -an and in the same way. (gdb) run -i 1920_1080_i.MP4 -an -f crc - The program being debugged has been started already. Start it from the beginning? (y or n) y Starting program: /home/fra/src/ffmpeg/ffmpeg_g -i 1920_1080_i.MP4 -an -f

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Reimar Döffinger added the comment: Note that it does not crash for me with -an, so there must be something very wrong if enabling audio decoding causes a crash in the video decoder... FFmpeg issue tracker

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Baptiste Coudurier added the comment: Valgrind output: [h264 @ 0x43cead0]Missing reference picture ==9426== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==9426==at 0x811DE00: ff_print_debug_info (mpegvideo.c:1133) Seems stream 0 codec frame rate differs from container frame r

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Carl Eugen Hoyos added the comment: Crashes are important. Uploaded to incoming/issue944. Does not crash for -an and -vn. (gdb) r -i 1920_1080_i.MP4 -f crc - Starting program: /home/cehoyos/Projects/FFmpeg/ffmpeg_g -i 1920_1080_i.MP4 -f crc - [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] FFmpe

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

Francesco Cosoleto added the comment: Reproduced, but requires a seek request in r18292 to crash. There are artifacts too. This GDB was configured as "i586-suse-linux"... (gdb) run 1920_1080_i.MP4 Starting program: /home/fra/src/ffmpeg/ffplay_g 1920_1080_i.MP4 [Thread debugging using libthread

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

compn added the comment: i dont get a crash using FFmpeg version SVN-r18144 cant test ffplay. need a gdb trace using ffplay_g -- substatus: open -> needs_more_info FFmpeg issue tracker

[issue944] 1920*1080i H264 CABAC MP4 file make ffplay crash

New submission from moneyfish : I have a 1080i MP4 clip that can be played on Quicktime 7.6 well, but will make ffplay crashed. The media link is: http://mycheckbook.twbbs.org/1920_1080_i.rar The clip is recorded with H264 CABAC for video, and AAC for audio. When I play this clip on ffplay,