[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 448068] Crash in mpeg2dec, mpeg2_header_slice_start with mpeg-ts

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Emmanuel Ricou Schildknecht changed:

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------- Comment #3 from Emmanuel Ricou Schildknecht  2007-06-17 06:17 UTC -------
(In reply to comment #2)
> There's also bug #399342 and bug #335288 with similar symptoms.
> 
>  - does this happen on startup,
>     or only after a few seconds,
>     or only when seeking?
> 
>  - could you make the file, or the beginning of the file, available
>    somewhere please?
> 
>  - what's the output of
> 
>     $ gst-inspect-0.10 flupsdemux | grep Version
> 
>    and
> 
>     $ gst-inspect-0.10 mpeg2dec | grep Version
> 





Reply:

1) Does this happen on startup?
    Answer/question: Do you mean when I run the file?
    Answer/question: Or when I start the system?

Presumed answer: When I run the (MPEG-2 ?) file the Totem player window appears
in less than 1 second, then, just as less as an additional second, maybe 0,8
second does the report bug appear.





2) Or only after a few seconds?
     Or only when seeking?

     Interpretation: If the manner on how a computer works is beeing well (or
maybe also      wrong) understanded by myself, I can report this:
When Totem displays (nearly instantaneous) I guess it is seeking todetect the
mpeg application, to run it, further during the next 0,8 seconds before the bug
window appears I suspect during this seeking process happens the bug.



3)  Could you make the file, or the beginning of the file, available somewhere
please?

Answer: I think this is possible but I'm not a Pro in these things, I will need
your help on how to do this. Will I have to do a FTP server?




4)  What's the output of...?

Sorry, didn't understand the developers slang, be more explicit.

           Interpretation/ answer maybe useful:

By rightclicking on the file choosing properties there's displayed under 

Type: MPEG Video
Video Codec: MPEG-1
Audio Codec: MP2


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