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| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0008044 | ardour | bugs | public | 2020-04-23 19:15 | 2020-06-30 13:05 |
| Reporter | rondo | Assigned To | paul | ||
| Priority | normal | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | random |
| Status | feedback | Resolution | open | ||
| Platform | Linux | OS | Debian | OS Version | 10 |
| Product Version | 5.12 | ||||
| Summary | 0008044: Operations on audio regions causes crash | ||||
| Description | Occasionally when I perform a Time Stretch or Reverse operation on an audio region, I get a segfault and Ardour crashes without giving a recovery prompt when it starts back up. I can't reproduce this reliably, but I will say, when it does happen and I start Ardour up and try to time stretch that same region again, it will usually crash again in the same way. So I suspect it has something to do with the region's pointer to the associated audio file getting messed up somehow, or the audio file management is moving the audio file in memory and the region's pointer is not getting updated. This has happened dozens of times, often enough that I've formed a habit of saving before I perform a reverse or time stretch operation (not a bad habit if it makes me save more often!). I usually don't run Ardour from the terminal, so I don't usually get output after the crash. This time, I ran from terminal and managed to capture a crash caused by time stretching. I don't think it caught anything very telling, but here is the output in any case: RBEffect: source region: position = 15372288, start = 0, length = 332800, ancestral_start = 0, ancestral_length = 180224, stretch 1.84659, shift 0.541538 StretchCalculator::calculate(): inputDuration 180224, ratio 0.999998, outputDuration 180224 (rounded up to 180480), df size 705, increment 256 total input increment = 180480 (= 705 chunks), output = 180480, ratio = 1, ideal output 180480 (region total = 180480) 2 threads created RubberBandStretcher::~RubberBandStretcher: joining (channel 0x7f399c09cc40) RubberBandStretcher::~RubberBandStretcher: joining (channel 0x7f399c09e170) WARNING: OnsetDetector::initialise: Possibly sub-optimal step size for this sample rate: 512 (wanted 557) WARNING: OnsetDetector::initialise: Possibly sub-optimal block size for this sample rate: 1024 (wanted 1114) WARNING: OnsetDetector::initialise: Possibly sub-optimal step size for this sample rate: 512 (wanted 557) WARNING: OnsetDetector::initialise: Possibly sub-optimal block size for this sample rate: 1024 (wanted 1114) Segmentation fault | ||||
| Tags | crash, region | ||||
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Please verify that this bug exists in 6.0-rc1. If you can't or don't want to do that, please close the bug report. 6.0-rc1 is available as a free/demo version from http://nightly.ardour.org/ and can be installed in parallel to any other version of Ardour. |
