Re: Seg Faults in 2.2.5

I was doing all this with mp3 files.  And yes, switching tracks
quickly will do it and it doesn't necessarily need to be at the
beginning of the track because I can get this to happen also if I seek
around within a track with the f and b keys and follow that with
switching tracks or I also got it to happen by seeking a bunch of
times and then simply waiting for the track to run out and auto switch
to the next sequential track.

On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 09:53:09AM +0000, Robert Hart wrote:
> This sounds like a problem that occurs in the GUI, when if you skip
> through tracks quickly, zinf can lock up. In my experience it tends to
> occur if you click next track within about a second of the start of an
> ogg file.
> 
> What file format are the tracks involved in?
> 
> Rob
> 
> On Fri, 2004-02-20 at 04:25, Steve Holmes wrote:
> > I noticed when using the keyboard seek functions in the text UIs
> > ncurses and cmdline that zinf will stop when switching tracks and then
> > if I press any key nothing happens.  But then if I press ctrl-c then
> > 'q' without the ticks, the program will end with a segmentation
> > fault.  I need to clarify something.  If I seek slowly, that is, wait
> > a few seconds between each key press, the program will behave properly
> > but if I do rapid keystrokes close together then the trouble happens.
> > the easiest way to duplicate this would be to launch zinf with the
> > ncurses interface and then seek quickly between tracks from a playlist
> > or group of files.
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