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mediainfo crashes while inspecting a tv series episode. #722

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rezad1393 opened this issue May 6, 2023 · 6 comments
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mediainfo crashes while inspecting a tv series episode. #722

rezad1393 opened this issue May 6, 2023 · 6 comments

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@rezad1393
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I was trying to check a movie with mediainfo.
it crashes with that tv series episodes. with all of them.

it happens with both laptop x64 and armv7.

on armv7 it says:
[1] 17768 segmentation fault (core dumped) mediainfo ./S01E01.mkv

on laptop:

mediainfo ./S01E01.mkv
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
  what():  std::bad_alloc
[1]    541719 IOT instruction (core dumped)  mediainfo ./S01E01.mkv

I used mkvtoolnix and removed all subtitles and audios and so that if video only gives that error and it does.

@JeromeMartinez
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Fedora 38?
Upgrade to latest version (the important package is libmediainfo, but we don't have a armv7 build so if it is fine on your x64 you'll have to use the Fedora testing repo).

@rezad1393
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rezad1393 commented May 6, 2023

Fedora 38? Upgrade to latest version (the important package is libmediainfo, but we don't have a armv7 build so if it is fine on your x64 you'll have to use the Fedora testing repo).

sorry I forgot to add needed info.

I have archlinux on both.
MediaInfoLib - v23.04

P.S.: mediainfo from flatpak works@ MediaInfoLib - v23.03

@JeromeMartinez
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what about this development package?

@rezad1393
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what about this development package?

That seems to work.
is that a regression that occures from - v23.04?

@FallingSnow
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I can confirm this as well. Both archlinux packages (mediainfo and mediainfo-git) produce std::bad_alloc. The development package you linked to however does work.

@JeromeMartinez
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@FallingSnow the issue is in libzen-dev, so this one need to be updated before compiling libmediainfo.

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