2009-06-21, 11:42
phi2039 Wrote:I can't say yet why the GUIAudioManager would be reinitialized...
mmh I changed the log message from error to debug. Maybe it is still an error when it's called?
mmh I changed the log message from error to debug. Maybe it is still an error when it's called?
2009-06-21, 12:24
svn rev 21181 on a fresh xbmc install did not fix the problem for me
crash after pause
edit:Just to confirm for my own peace of mind. I checked if the XBMC_for_Windows-9.04.1-repack2.exe caused any probs and it does not.
edit2: 21030 does indeed still work. thx for the tip
crash after pause
edit:Just to confirm for my own peace of mind. I checked if the XBMC_for_Windows-9.04.1-repack2.exe caused any probs and it does not.
edit2: 21030 does indeed still work. thx for the tip
2009-06-21, 19:22
I suspect that you only need to disable gui sounds during video playback to get the newer versionions to work.
It's quite broken both in windows and linux at the moment.
It's quite broken both in windows and linux at the moment.
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2009-06-22, 17:41
phi2039 Wrote:Here is the problem:
Code:#18:54:29 T:3136 M:1064898560 DEBUG: CGUIAudioManager::Initialize
#18:54:29 T:5768 M:1064882176 ERROR: CThread::staticThread : Access violation at 0x0048cdd8: Reading location 0x00000024
Because we use a global DirectSound device, when the GUIAudioManager is re-initialized, it notices that the surrent device is det up for passthrough, and closes our DirectSound device, thus invalidating the pointer held by the renderer.
I can't say yet why the GUIAudioManager would be reinitialized...
What can we do about that ? Or do we have to wait for a fix ?
2009-06-22, 17:48
elupus Wrote:I suspect that you only need to disable gui sounds during video playback to get the newer versionions to work.
Anyone tried this yet? I'm at work currently, otherwise I would.
2009-06-22, 18:26
david81 Wrote:Anyone tried this yet? I'm at work currently, otherwise I would.
I never had this enabled. I also double checked just to make sure that it wasnt enabled by accident. BTW I am also using digital audio.
2009-06-22, 20:53
elupus Wrote:I suspect that you only need to disable gui sounds during video playback to get the newer versionions to work.
david81 Wrote:Anyone tried this yet? I'm at work currently, otherwise I would.Tried, still the same.
2009-06-23, 00:42
...Might be nice to have a debug log with GUI sounds turned off...
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2009-06-23, 07:38
I was watching something normally so I didn't have debug on - I'll try and reproduce again later. Actually, is there a way to have debug on but without the on-screen info displayed?
2009-06-23, 14:25
phi2039 Wrote:...Might be nice to have a debug log with GUI sounds turned off...
I'm work at work now. I'll attache one later today.
2009-06-23, 16:12
elupus Wrote:I suspect that you only need to disable gui sounds during video playback to get the newer versionions to work.
It's quite broken both in windows and linux at the moment.
This solution works for me.
With navigation sounds enabled, I am able to invoke the error by pausing an mkv and then pressing stop.
2009-06-23, 18:45
I can confirm that it doesnt happen with the gui sounds completly switched off.
Log was create with gui sounds during video playback set to disabled.
http://pastebin.com/m4a54199f
Log was create with gui sounds during video playback set to disabled.
http://pastebin.com/m4a54199f
2009-06-23, 21:35
this may sound a bit stupid but i can't figure out how to disable gui sounds in Aeon anybody can point me to the right menu
