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Anthony
Statistics: Posted by mccarthy1ca — 18. May 06, 16:49
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Thank you. At a first glance, it is very likely that the problem are the Winamp Ogg-Decoder modules - esp. as you wrote the problem does not appear on another system (where I guess is a different version of in_vorbis.dll installed - some of the very new Winamp modules are known to make some troubles).
To get rid of these problems, we've reprogrammed our internal sound-processing for the next Silverjuke version and do not rely on winamp anymore. If you like, you can test this version - I guess this fill fix the problem.
Best regards,
Your Silverjuke-Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 18. May 06, 09:32
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Statistics: Posted by mccarthy1ca — 18. May 06, 04:23
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Statistics: Posted by mccarthy1ca — 18. May 06, 04:16
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> (Windoze) only says its generating an error log.
> Where do I find this error log?
The logs are placed at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\DrWatson\drwtsn32.log
However, normally Windows does display a message as "General protection fault at xxxxxxxx - generating an error log". This xxxxxxxx is the most interesting part for us.
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 17. May 06, 21:45
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These OGG files are on a samba share sitting on a Linux box.
Anthony
Statistics: Posted by mccarthy1ca — 17. May 06, 17:04
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> > one album and get the following error:
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> > imgthread
> > Read
> > cover:Abba/abba+gold++greatest+hits
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> I think, this error is shown after the next start
> of the Silverjuke Program. Which error is
> displayed is displayed at the moment of the crash
> (most times a number in the form 1234:5678 or so)?
No such number appears on the screen. It (Windoze) only says its generating an error log.
Where do I find this error log?
Anthony
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 17. May 06, 17:01
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> imgthread
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> cover:Abba/abba+gold++greatest+hits
I think, this error is shown after the next start of the Silverjuke Program. Which error is displayed is displayed at the moment of the crash (most times a number in the form 1234:5678 or so)?
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 17. May 06, 14:34
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