[spookybathtub]

I leave XBMC running all the time on my Ubuntu machine. Very often, when I turn on the TV after a few days of not using XBMC, it will crash the first time I play any video file. So the timeline goes like this:

• Watch something in XBMC
  
• Wait a few days
  
• Browse the interface, this works fine
  
• Play a video
  
• Crash
  
• Relaunch XBMC
  
• Sorry, the problem "xbmc.bin" closed unexpectedly. Your computer does not have enough free memory to automatically analyze the problem and send a report to the developers.
  
• Sound doesn't work
  
• Quit XBMC
  
• Relaunch XBMC
  
• Now it works fine
  

Here is a log from the crash: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=159424
Here is a log from after the crash: http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=159425

[fritsch]

We are in beta stage for Gotham v13. Version 12.3 is not cared nor developed anymore. Please upgrade your system and see if problem still exists.

[GeorgeStark]

Gotham is barely in BETA...are you really saying that nobody cares about any previous version of XBMC? I'm sure the thousands of people who are still running a version of Frodo (and earlier) would disagree with you.

[spookybathtub]

@GeorgeStark that was kind of my feeling too. But I suppose since XBMC is a non-profit project, there aren't enough development resources/time to support two versions at once. So with that, I will reluctantly upgrade to Gotham beta.

[fritsch]

Gotham is barely in BETA...are you really saying that nobody cares about any previous version of XBMC? I'm sure the thousands of people who are still running a version of Frodo (and earlier) would disagree with you.

That's what I was saying. We released 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3 and that will be (as of current planning) the end of the 12 series.