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[CRASH] Olive randomly freezes during editing (about once every 15 minutes) and becomes unresponsive #2296
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Got the same freeze on a different computer, with the same Debian 12.2 O.S.:
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The backtraces I provided above were captured running the AppImage from the gdb prompt, but they are probably useless. To properly debug Olive as described into Debugging Olive we should loop-mount the AppImage and then exec-file the /usr/bin/olive-editor contained therein. So I made a step further: I compiled Olive Editor from sources, downloading the same 55eedbf GitHub commit. The executable I obtained worked flawlessy for more than three hours without any issue. So I suspect that the freeze problem is introduced by some issue with the AppImage package. The build from sources were performed on a clean Debian 12 workstation, installing all the required tools and libraries; only the optional OpenTimelineIO and GoogleCrashpad packages were left out. I only have a problem respect the AppImage build: the audio does not work (nor playback, nor scrubbing), on the console there is the error 'aresample' filter not present, cannot convert formats. May be a missing feature of the ffmpeg provided by Debian? I copied the compiled executable on my editing workstation and installed the required libraries from official Debian packages only: the freeze problem seems resolved. I will eventually add more info in this issue. |
A final note about how I solved the problem. After compiling Olive from the sources I got the problem of missing sound, with the error printed into the console:
It turned out that the problem was using the libavfilter8 package from the Deb-Multimedia repository, instead of the original Debian package. That package is actually missing the aresample filter, thus the error. Placing the original library into a custom directory
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Debian 12.2
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The backtrace after the Ctrl-Z is always the same. I have the same problem also in Debian 11.8, but I have to check with gdb in that environment yet.
Please tell me if I can do more debugging (recompile, strace, change something in the GNU/Linux environment, etc.).
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