2011-07-01, 07:03
XBMC has file system access to my entire photo library which is arranged in folders and sub-folders. I have one particular folder that contains photos of a recent holiday. The only significant difference between this folder and others is that the photos have been geo-tagged.
If I set the xbmc screen saver as a photo slideshow and that these photos are included in that slide show, xbmc inevitably crashes. It doesn't crash every time one of these photos are displayed and I haven't been able to determine if it is certain individual photos that are causing the problem.
Here is a debug log (NB i cut a huge amount from the middle as it was just repeated and made for a huge file):
http://pastebin.com/bjWAhR8Y
There are a huge number of Errors like this:
Additionally, if I navigate to this folder with xbmc pictures viewer, as the folder is selected the folder is scanned, before it is complete, xbmc crashes. Always. Here's a debug log showing that:
http://pastebin.com/91PkPKEV
No other programs, linux, windows or even iOS that I have tried have any problem with these photos. It just seems to be XBMC.
I'm thinking this might be a bug report, but just wanted check here first.
Cheers
Phil
If I set the xbmc screen saver as a photo slideshow and that these photos are included in that slide show, xbmc inevitably crashes. It doesn't crash every time one of these photos are displayed and I haven't been able to determine if it is certain individual photos that are causing the problem.
Here is a debug log (NB i cut a huge amount from the middle as it was just repeated and made for a huge file):
http://pastebin.com/bjWAhR8Y
There are a huge number of Errors like this:
Code:
INFO: msg: ExifParse - Nonfatal Error : Illegal number format %d for tag %04x 42680 43837
Additionally, if I navigate to this folder with xbmc pictures viewer, as the folder is selected the folder is scanned, before it is complete, xbmc crashes. Always. Here's a debug log showing that:
http://pastebin.com/91PkPKEV
No other programs, linux, windows or even iOS that I have tried have any problem with these photos. It just seems to be XBMC.
I'm thinking this might be a bug report, but just wanted check here first.
Cheers
Phil