Because of my poor English, I paste 3 jpgs only.
The crash happened when I clear a playlist and add a directory to it.
And, in the directory have many subdirectory and many files(include .mp3 and .wma files).
And, my os is WinXP CHN Simplified

THX

And my pc is:

AMD Barton 2500+, Abit NF7, 512MB KingStone, nVidia GeForce4 Ti4200-8X,


In Foobar, I use direct sound out to play....16bit....so on.

Sorry , forgot the important thing:

Foobar version is 0.7 RC 11 , downloaded from www.saunalahti.fi/cse/foobar2000/

Please redownload foobar2000 setup from official site and reinstall. There is a slight problem with files on Case's site.

Is this going to be a permanent problem or will the problem be solved? I like the fact that Case's installer remembers the components I installed last time..

edit: I don't get this problem but I don't use wma or Windows XP CHN. What concerns me is that if this problem is caused by Case's installer then there may be more problems.

No, there were two exe builds labelled RC11, official site got the later (fixed) one, while Case left the first one on his own site. This is a temporary problem with RC11 and will be most likely corrected as soon as Case comes online.

I like the "speacial installer" from "Case".
And I would like to download "speacial installer" from "official site" if I can find it in "offical site".


ahahahah!!My poor English, sadly.

Then redownload special installer, it supposedly has been fixed by now.

Yeah, thx.

The old one is 1,949,244 Bytes, the new is 1952786 Bytes.

Crash again, as the same, when I add a directory to a new playlist, the crash happens every time.
BTW, in the directory I have 626 .mp3 files and 1705 .wma files, and several jpg pictures.
Add one captured picture:


A:
Failure.txt
Illegal operation:
Code: C0000005h, flags: 00000000h, address: 77C136D0h
Access violation, operation: read, address: 35006400h
Module: "msvcrt", loaded at 77BE0000h - 77C33000h
Symbol: "strcmp" (+00000010h)
Additional info: playlist_loader_callback::do_precaching
This is the first crash logged by this instance.
Code bytes:
77C136B0h: FD 5E 5F 5B C3 8D 42 FC 5E 5F 5B C3 CC CC CC CC
77C136C0h: 8B 54 24 04 8B 4C 24 08 F7 C2 03 00 00 00 75 3C
77C136D0h: 8B 02 3A 01 75 2E 0A C0 74 26 3A 61 01 75 25 0A
77C136E0h: E4 74 1D C1 E8 10 3A 41 02 75 19 0A C0 74 11 3A
Version info:
foobar2000 v0.7 RC11
UNICODE

B:
Failure_00000001.txt
Illegal operation:
Code: C0000005h, flags: 00000000h, address: 0041854Dh
Access violation, operation: write, address: 77007708h
Module: "foobar2000", loaded at 00400000h - 0044E000h
This is your 2-nd crash. When reporting the problem to a developer, please try to post info about the first crash instead.
Code bytes:
0041852Dh: 06 83 C0 04 EB 05 FF 49 08 8B 00 8B 08 39 19 75
0041853Dh: F5 89 0E 8B 08 8B 49 04 89 08 EB 1B 8B 0E EB 08
0041854Dh: FF 48 08 8B 09 83 C1 04 8B 01 39 58 04 75 F1 89
0041855Dh: 06 8B 01 8B 00 89 01 8B 4D 08 8B 06 8B 09 89 08
Version info:
foobar2000 v0.7 RC11
UNICODE
C:
Failure_00000002.txt
Illegal operation:
Code: C0000005h, flags: 00000000h, address: 77C12FD4h
Access violation, operation: write, address: 00000FEFh
Module: "msvcrt", loaded at 77BE0000h - 77C33000h
Symbol: "memcpy" (+000000C4h)
Additional info: main thread root filter
This is your 3-rd crash. When reporting the problem to a developer, please try to post info about the first crash instead.
Code bytes:
77C12FB4h: 01 C1 E9 02 88 47 01 83 C6 02 83 C7 02 83 F9 08
77C12FC4h: 72 A6 F3 A5 FF 24 95 58 30 C1 77 90 23 D1 8A 06
77C12FD4h: 88 07 46 C1 E9 02 47 83 F9 08 72 8C F3 A5 FF 24
77C12FE4h: 95 58 30 C1 77 8D 49 00 4F 30 C1 77 3C 30 C1 77
Version info:
foobar2000 v0.7 RC11
UNICODE
D:
Failure_00000003.txt
Illegal operation:
Code: C0000005h, flags: 00000010h, address: 004184B0h
Access violation, operation: read, address: 000001E3h
Module: "foobar2000", loaded at 00400000h - 0044E000h
Additional info: main thread root filter
This is your 4-th crash. When reporting the problem to a developer, please try to post info about the first crash instead.
Code bytes:
00418490h: 06 89 46 04 89 46 08 59 8B C6 5E C2 04 00 B8 C7
004184A0h: 08 43 00 E8 50 6B 01 00 51 56 8B F1 57 89 75 F0
004184B0h: 8B 3E 83 65 FC 00 85 FF 74 0E 8B CF E8 DD FF FF
004184C0h: FF 57 E8 51 6B 01 00 59 8B 7E 04 85 FF 74 0E 8B
Version info:
x8
UNICODE



THX

I get the same window while trying to shutdown the system (WinXP SP1) and foobar is playing in the background (minimized to system tray).

The only difference is that it says "metadb_handle leaks, 1 objects".

Foobar2000 0.7 RC11 fresh install.

EDIT: Sorry, same subject on a different topic:

Please use the search button, that problem has been discussed numerous times.

if you have sub directories in there, try adding them one at a time until you hit the one that crashes it. You probably have a corupt file or something. Also you might try going into the preferences and restricting the files types to only mp3 wma ogg mpc etc, only the types of files you want foobar to open, it could be trying to open the jpegs or something.

Sounds like a problem specific to WMA files. Try adding MP3 files only and see if the problem persists.

I use another directory include 2644 .mp3 files to test, No Error.

But, I remember I have no errors as before when I use the old versions.

WMA support is provided through a third-party component; apparently there is some kind of bug in it, you should try contacting its author.
It would be helpful if you managed to isolate particular WMA files that cause the problem and upload them somewhere.
I can only ask Case to remove that component from his "big" setup.

Author was contacted and pointed to this topic.

done several tests,
it seems to happen on my comp as well (just occasionally)
when i load all my wma files (2k+ songs), nothing happens
all mp3 files (3k+), nothing happens
add directory (5k+), crashes once or twice occasionally

I think the prob is associated with foo_wma (had that feeling a long time ago whilst in RC11), but i don't really know what its, I've tried loading foobar in ollydbg to trace the prob, but the damn error never occur when i do so...

Anyway, there is one bug fix done to the code (a mem leak, forgot to delete a heap allocated..., so that solve the prob, not really sure, there might be other things)

http://www20.brinkster.com/escapesjunkyard/foo_wma.zip