DCP-o-matic

What Linux version are you using? Is that Mint?

And what version of DCP-o-matic is it?

I am on Ubuntu 16.04. The version is 2.12.3

Great! Can you please install

http://dcpomatic.com/dcpomatic-dbg_2.12.3-1_amd64.deb

then in terminal type

gdb dcpomatic2 | tee gdb.log
catch throw
run

DCP-o-matic should start. Next, open your failing DCP and when DCP-o-matic crashes go back to your terminal and type

thread apply all bt
quit

Then send me the "gdb.log" file that is written to your home directory.

Thank you!

Do you have a chance to test this DCP with DCP-o-matic running on a windows or OS X machine? Are you sure you can play other DCPs in your Linux installation? Can you put a short Test-DCP created with DCP-o-matic on the same drive?

- Carsten

Hi guys, continuing from last night's...

@Carl, please find the gbg.log attached. DOM crashed indeed. I hope I did everything right.

@Carsten, I don't have another machine powerful enough to run the DCP. But I have played another Fraunhofer made DCP (quite heavier), and I have reauthored it several times (adding a still image in the beginning, and making a VF DCP). I have played the VF reauthored one, just before starting the problematic one, and it worked all fine all the time.

I hope this is helpful,
Best,
Alexandre

Maybe that DCP has become corrupt during the copy process?

- Carsten

Hi Carsten,

You are right, indeed, I had an external drive back up, and this one works fine. I copied again the DCP to my computer and the new copy works fine as well. So I guess, this solves the problem.

@Carl, thank you for your support.

Best,

Alexandre

No problems. You did everything right with that gdb log but for some reason the debugging symbols I sent you in a deb didn't stick. I suppose you don't still have the offending DCP?

No, I don't. I erased it...