MM 3.02 crashes after downloading MP4

skst · Post by **skst** » Sat Feb 09, 2008 3:08 pm

I've downloaded a number of podcasts already. (I'm switching from using Juice to MM.) But in one feed, after it downloads one episode, MM crashes.

The feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/scottsigler

When it downloads the Rookie 27.5 episode on 8 May 2007, it crashes. Maybe it's because it's an MP4 file?

"Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4"

Tail of dbgview log:

[7960] Thread initialized 3912
[7960] Tagging: Track will be tagged now: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4
[7960] 4844 DB open SQL: Select PodcastEpisodes.* from PodcastEpisodes where NetSource = 'http://m.podshow.com/media/3631/episode ... 7-2007.mp4'
[7960] Locking file: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4
[7960] 4844 DB lock finished, took 468747.
[7960] Locked file: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4
[7960] 4844 DB exec SQL: UPDATE PodcastEpisodes SET downloaded='1',idTrack='10113' WHERE NetSource = 'http://m.podshow.com/media/3631/episode ... 7-2007.mp4'
[7960] FH.WriteFileInfo: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4
[7960] 4844 DB lock successful.
[7960] Locking file: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4
[7960] 4844 DB lock finished, took 443601.
[7960] Locked file: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4
[7960] Unlocking file: D:\My Music\Podcasts from MediaMonkey\Scott Sigler-The Rookie #27.5 - BONUS EPISODE.mp4

I also noticed this earlier in the log:

[7960] 4844 DB lock finished, took 360846.
[7960] 4844 DB exec SQL: UPDATE PodcastEpisodes SET IDPodcast = '4',title = 'The Rookie #7',autor = 'Scott Sigler',link = 'http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/scottsigler/~3/45632705/', description = 'Quentin explores the Touchback, his new home with the Ionath Krakens, and meets his competition - two-time GFL champ Don Pine. Quentin also partakes in his first practice, and finds out that the big leagues are a lot harder than things were in the PNFL.
[7960] Promos in this episode
[7960]
[7960] Variant Frequencies
[7960] The Podcast Junkie Show
[7960] Podiobook: Nina Kimberly the [...]',subtitle= 'Quentin explores the Touchback, his new home with the Ionath Krakens, and meets his competition - two-time GFL champ Don Pine. Quentin also partakes in his first practice, and finds out that the big leagues are a lot harder than things were in the PNFL. P',summary= 'Quentin explores the Touchback, his new home with the Ionath Krakens, and meets his competition - two-time GFL champ Don Pine. Quentin also partakes in his first practice, and finds out that the big leagues are a lot harder than things were in the PNFL. Promos in this episode Variant Frequencies The Podcast Junkie Show Podiobook: Nina Kimberly the [...]',PubDate=39027.000000000,keywords= 'scifi,science,fiction,horror,thriller,audio,book,books,audiobook,audiobooks,podiobook,novel,king,koontz,barker,patterson,rice,novels,suspense,biotech,monsters',category= 'Podcasts' WHERE NetSource = 'http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/scottsig ... 5-2006.mp3'
[7960] 4844 DB lock successful.
[7960] 4844 DB lock finished, took 1319670.

I suspect that "autor = " should be "author = ", but I'm not sure that would cause this problem.

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Ludek · Post by **Ludek** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:14 am

Thank you for reporting this,
it crashes on tagging that file, we are looking into this.

skst · Post by **skst** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 8:44 am

Glad I could help.

Side note: Was I right about that other thing? Is there really a typo in the "DB exec SQL: UPDATE PodcastEpisodes SET IDPodcast = '4',title = 'The Rookie #7',autor = 'Scott Sigler'," statement where "autor" should be "author"? It sees as if the update statement would fail. Should I report that separately?[/b]

Ludek · Post by **Ludek** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 3:52 pm

No, as I wrote it was related to tagging M4A files. There was a tweak (length checking on reading encoder info), the string "autor" is in our DB spelled badly, that is true, but it was not root of the problem. the problem is fixed in build 1138. You can check over later.

skst · Post by **skst** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:04 pm

Thanks for the quick fix! I'll try it when it's released.

I figured it wasn't related to the bug; I just wondered if that really was a typo. And it's not.