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Vince_be
2008-11-19, 12:12
Hi.

I have just installed for the first time Xbmc on my new Fedora 9 server (the motherboard is an Intel D945GCLF2 but I don't know if it's important).

Music and videos work fine.

8 times on 10, when I open the pictures folder, XBMC crashes and close and send me back on the Gnome desktop. At this time, the mouse doesn't respond anymore...

I have checked the log but all I see is :

10:51:49 T:2901379984 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: IptcParse: Unrecognised IPTC tag: 0x00
10:51:49 T:2901379984 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: ExifParse: incorrect Exif header
10:51:49 T:2920283024 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: IptcParse: Unrecognised IPTC tag: 0x00
10:51:49 T:2920283024 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: ExifParse: incorrect Exif header
10:51:49 T:2848930704 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: IptcParse: Unrecognised IPTC tag: 0x00
10:51:49 T:2848930704 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: ExifParse: incorrect Exif header
10:51:49 T:2838440848 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: IptcParse: Unrecognised IPTC tag: 0x00
10:51:49 T:2838440848 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: ExifParse: incorrect Exif header
10:51:49 T:2920283024 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: IptcParse: Unrecognised IPTC tag: 0x00
10:51:49 T:2920283024 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: ExifParse: incorrect Exif header
10:51:49 T:2901379984 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: IptcParse: Unrecognised IPTC tag: 0x00
10:51:49 T:2901379984 M:1053097984 INFO: msg: ExifParse: incorrect Exif header


Is the incorrect exif header the cause of my problems ?

Have you already experienced this issue ?

All help is welcome...

Thanks in advance.

Regards.

VR
yellowman
2008-11-19, 14:31
I am having similar problems with pictures in atlantis final.

See this thread: http://xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?t=40374

:sad:
seanysean
2008-11-19, 17:01
I saw this a while ago, but not in the later releases. Are you using the correct PPA, i.e. not the daily build?
Vince_be
2008-11-19, 19:00
The version used is SVN:16173.
My linux kernel is 2.6.27.5-37.fc9.i686.

When Xbmc is launched from a terminal, I can see :

!ASSERT: file logging.c: line 99 (cdio_logv): should not be reached
Aborted (code dumped)

Test scenario :

1) Launch Xbmc
2) Open a pictures folder
3) Back
4) Open the same pictures folder again
5) Crash

There are 548 pictures in the directory. The biggest one is 1.009 ko.

The log : http://pastebin.com/m4f7cc90c
The backtrace : http://pastebin.com/m57074aa6

Hope we will find a solution...

Regards.