glibc) or kernel versions dealing differently with this situation. This may be down to different system library (e.g. This is why I was not able to reproduce this initially - I just didn't have enough files in the joblist.Īfter figuring this out, the crash was 100% reproducible on CBPP, but not on Ubuntu. Adding more tracks will then be faster as the widgets for newly added tracks don't need to be rendered.
#Cannot use freac in 10 full
So it's more likely to happen when the joblist is already full enough to take up the whole vertical space on screen. The issue is triggered when adding a track to the joblist goes really quick. It turned out to be related to cleaning up a thread object too early while the associated thread was still running. Thank you for providing the link and sending your config!Īfter playing around with the VM a little more, I was finally able to reproduce the issue. If disabling parallel processing fixes the issue, it would be great if you could tell me the file type, so I can perform my own tests and try to reproduce the issue. This will also disable parallel adding of files to the joblist. You can rule this out by disabling parallel processing on the Resources page of the configuration dialog. Or maybe one of the decoder components involved is not completely threads safe. I'm not aware of this causing any issues and I think it's unlikely given the way it's implemented, but there's a possibility that there's a bug that shows up on your system. Between 20190423 and the next update, parallel processing for adding files to the joblist was added. However, one thing comes to my mind while writing this, that might theoretically cause differences when adding multiple files. Please share your requirement so that we can suggest on design approach for the same. As VaibhavChaudhari mentioned, the workaround would be to use 'Execute Pipeline' Activity. The minimum I need for further investigation would be the type of file you're trying to add (MP3, FLAC, M4A. I have discussed with the product team and it is specified as current design as internally IF activity uses LogicApps and they cannot have multiple nested layers.
Lot's of things changed between 20190423 and the current 1.1.1 version, so that information alone does not really help to identify the issue. It's very likely not caused by adding multiple files at once, but rather one of those files causing problems.Ĭould you try adding those files one at a time to see if you can identify the one causing the issue? The console output says Memory Access Error (Speicherzugriffsfehler) which I think might be caused by a file that fre:ac does not recognize.
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