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raspberry crach #20
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In principles yes, although a RPi may not be powerful enough for smooth operation. As for the crash at hand a backtrace would be useful to understand what causes the crash. |
Hi folks. I have the same problem on my Raspberry 3 with Jack audio opened (or not, it is the same issue) Thx for your help. xjadeo -d /home/pi/Desktop/medias |
Can you get a backtrace? I don't know if raspian offers an easy way to do that. The standard way would be to compile xjadeo (or get a built with debug-symbols), then run it inside a debugger: |
PS. "bus error" could indicate that it's a memory alignment issue or that the binary was compiled with optimizations not suitable for the target system. but that's just a guess. a backtrace would tell for sure |
Sorry it is too complicated for my skill. Thx for your help. |
It's a "memory alignment issue". The xjadeo master did not compile with the distro libs, so I've compiled it with ffmpeg git master and still got this: dmesg
Running "thread apply all bt", got this
Thread 1 "xjadeo" received signal SIGBUS, Bus error.
Looks like an ffmpeg issue, but I don't have much experience with this, can you give a help? (thank you (and for the usefull software))
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Compiling ffmpeg with --disable-neon fixed the issue.
libswscale/arm/yuv2rgb_neon.S is assembler code... brrr. -latomic was also missing when linking xjadeo |
i tried to open a h264 video with raspbian on à rpi3
xjadeo crash after indexing at the beginning of reading
is there some way to use xjadeo on raspberry ?
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