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darealshinji / delaycut

cuts and corrects delay in ac3 and dts files
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Predictable Crashes #13

Closed rsaotome2k21 closed 1 year ago

rsaotome2k21 commented 1 year ago

Using Windows 10 x64 21H2, AMD 7950x.

Build tested: 1.4.3.9 (all 3)

Files tested on: EAC3 640 kbps

After processing 2x EAC3 files in a row, the program will start ramping up CPU usage, then a seconds later, it'll crash.

Could you please look into this?

bitblaster commented 1 year ago

Hi @rsaotome2k21, can you please provide a sample file (preferably small) which causes the crash?

rsaotome2k21 commented 1 year ago

I've only tested AC3 & EAC3 so far, but pretty much anything will set off the crash.

Just process any ac3 or eac3 file, then process it again or another file, one of your CPU cores will then become very active, then within a short amount of time, usually less than 30 seconds, it'll crash.

But here's a small sample file from a DVD rip of an old TV show, just as an example. c54wau_s01e26.zip

bitblaster commented 1 year ago

@rsaotome2k21: yes, this was fixed in my commits and it is already merged. But the current release is very old (2017) and doesn't include this fix

@darealshinji: can you please process a new release with the latest sources? Or guide me on how to do it?

darealshinji commented 1 year ago

I will create a new release

darealshinji commented 1 year ago

I've added some small fixes and made it compatible with Qt6. Can you test if it runs correctly? delaycut.zip

bitblaster commented 1 year ago

It works ok for me even if that's only the Windows build. Do you have some kind of automated/dockerized build or is it a manual-only task?

@rsaotome2k21: can you please check on your side?

rsaotome2k21 commented 1 year ago

Both builds seem to be working just fine, processed multiple audio tracks, no crashes, CPU isn't ramping up. Much appreciated! :)

darealshinji commented 1 year ago

The builds were done manually using MXE on Linux.