[magictoenail222]

I've read on the fourms here that other people getting a Assertion Failed Error fixed it buy locating the movie in the log thats causing the crash. I can't seem to pin it down though.

Full error:

Program : M:\xbmc\xbmc.exe
File: libavformat/utils.c
Line 2195

Expressions: s->chapter(i) -> start < = s - > chapters [ i +1] - v start

My log: http://pastebin.com/heymRfJ9

Thanks for your help!

[jmarshall]

CThumbExtractor:oWork - trying to extract filestream details from video file M:\Movies\That's My Boy (2012).mp4

[magictoenail222]

CThumbExtractor:oWork - trying to extract filestream details from video file M:\Movies\That's My Boy (2012).mp4

That was it, I just removed the movie since it was terrible anywise, hah. thanks!





For any new users like me with the same issue...here were my steps to fix it:

In XBMC got to Settings -> System -> Debugging toggle the Enable debug logging setting.

Cause the crash to happen again, for me it was pulling up the movies tab and it would usually error out right away.

Then find your xbmc.log

I have windows 7 so I copied and pasted this into the address bar of a file explorer : %APPDATA%\XBMC\

also located at C:\YOURUSERNAME\Media\AppData\Roaming\XBMC
You may need to have show hidden files to see it? (http://windows.microsoft.com/is-IS/windo...dden-files)

Your log is there, you can then search through it to try and find what file was causing the hangup (I needed help with this obviously)

Good luck!

[scoobysnacks84h]

Srange. i had the exact same error with the same movie

[ronie]

you probably 'bought' it at the same store ;-)

[Martijn]

you probably 'bought' it at the same store ;-)

[Riley5751]

CThumbExtractor:oWork - trying to extract filestream details from video file M:\Movies\That's My Boy (2012).mp4

That was it, I just removed the movie since it was terrible anywise, hah. thanks!





For any new users like me with the same issue...here were my steps to fix it:

In XBMC got to Settings -> System -> Debugging toggle the Enable debug logging setting.

Cause the crash to happen again, for me it was pulling up the movies tab and it would usually error out right away.

Then find your xbmc.log

I have windows 7 so I copied and pasted this into the address bar of a file explorer : %APPDATA%\XBMC\

also located at C:\YOURUSERNAME\Media\AppData\Roaming\XBMC
You may need to have show hidden files to see it? (http://windows.microsoft.com/is-IS/windo...dden-files)

Your log is there, you can then search through it to try and find what file was causing the hangup (I needed help with this obviously)

Good luck!

Quick kudos to JMarshall and MagicToenail....

Was going up the wall with the same error, mine however was MI Ghost Protocol. Ripped it out went to get another copy from a more reliable source and heh presto were up and running.

Magictoenail, really nice touch adding the comment on how you fixed your error.

Thanx mate

Riley

[pooflix]

FWIW, I started getting this same error when I started using the latest Handbrake nightly to compress DVD and BD rips, and I started using that because the subtitle support for Bluray is much better in the nightlies.

I found it mentioned somewhere that an upgrade to Frodo RC3 fixed it, and it worked for me too.