2.6 Crashing - Need to switch back to 2.5

mark

No, the file was Photo-Jpeg, 1920x1080, captured earlier with Isadora 2.5.2.

When you say v2.6 is working fine, did you download the v2.6.0b1 that I mentioned above? Given that you had a problem, you should work with that, not the actual release version.

Best,
M

Lauri

@mark

Sorry, I forgot to mention that, but no, I didn't download the beta, I just reinstalled the same v.2.6. That's so strange.

Best wishes,

Lauri

mark

@lauri said:

That's so strange.

Well, if it was something related to the "Check Update" problem, you most definitely would have experienced a slowdown and potentially other strange behavior. Anyway, in a few minutes I'll have a second beta that includes a fix to your window problem, so I would suggest working with that once it arrives here.

Best Wishes,
Mark

Lauri

@mark said:

Well, if it was something related to the "Check Update" problem, you most definitely would have experienced a slowdown and potentially other strange behaviour.

It wasn't, I had checked "never" on the "Check Update".

Anyway, in a few minutes I'll have a second beta that includes a fix to your window problem, so I would suggest working with that once it arrives here. Best Wishes, Mark

Thanks, Mark, Super!!! I'll download and use that.

Best wishes,

Lauri

mark

@lauri and all,

Here's another build. I've checked the "Check Update" bug (with the internet on and off) and the HAP memory leak bug, and both appear to be solved. I also fixed a bug with Isadora remembering the window positions when one Stage was full screen and the other was a preview. (This bug only happened if you did not have an external display attached.)

[EDIT: latest beta build is further down.]

Best Wishes,
Mark

artoo

hi @mark,

i've download this beta to try it today on my system (osx mavericks 10.9.2) and i still get the same crashes.

and by the way i don't need to open a patch, isadora crash after few minutes/seconds even if there is no patch launched.

mark

@artoo

Can help me by doing the following:

1) Open the Console (found in Applications > Utilities)
2) Click the "Clear Display" button
3) Startup Isadora
4) Let it run until it crashes
5) Click the view where the messages appear.
6) Choose Edit > Select All
7) Choose File > Save Selection As...
8) .zip the result and put it here

I want to analyze that to see if it tells me something.

Thanks in Advance,
Mark

artoo

@mark

here's the file:Tous les messages.log.zip

hope that's helping

artoo.

mark

@artoo + Everyone

Thank you so much for the help!

There are hundreds of crashes happening per second... as shown by "Too many crashes in rapid succession! No crash report being written for pid XXXXX"

If you go to /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports do you see ending in ".crash" for IzzyMoviePlayer64 or IzzyMoviePlayer32? (Must end with .crash to be useful.)

If you see those crash files, .zip two or three and send them to me.

But also, for everyone here: there seems to be a pattern that the only people having trouble are on Mac Pro machines. If you have a machine like that, and are willing to let me access it via Team Viewer for an hour, please send me a PM here.

Best Wishes,
Mark

artoo

@mark

I've got some:logs.crash

thank you Mark.

(don't have Team Viewer right now but I will soon PM you...)

sommerdi

@mark

i had have some crashes. They look like as shown.

I had that only with two beamers connected.

My crash logs

Archiv.zip

Woland

@mark said:

But also, for everyone here: there seems to be a pattern that the only people having trouble are on Mac Pro machines. If you have a machine like that, and are willing to let me access it via Team Viewer for an hour, please send me a PM here.

I have a Mac Pro with Teamviewer. Give me about 15 minutes to set her up with a monitor and power and she's all yours all day via Teamveiwer if you like. Hell, I don't have a show on at the moment, so you can have TeamViewer access for however long you need it. She's also on El Capitan, not High Sierra, which I gather might be a good thing for these tests. I'll email you the Teamviewer info once I have her set up.

Best wishes,

Woland (Lucas Wilson-Spiro)

Woland

Specs:

(downloading 2.6 USB, 2.6 Standard, and the beta versions now for you)

Best wishes,

Woland

Michel

@mark

sent you an email with the teamviewer ID/Pass, as a variant with Sierra installed.

Best Michel

Woland

and I just sent TeamViewer info for a Mac Pro running 10.11.6

I installed the 2.6 USB+Standard, and the 2.6 USB+Standard Beta for you.

Best wishes,

Woland

mark

Dear All,

If anyone is game to give a new build a try, I'd really appreciate it. So far I've tested this one on 10.9, 10.10 and 10.12. I'll soon test it on 10.11. It seems solid, but more feedback is always welcome.

*** DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS BETA IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCING A PROBLEM!!!!! ***

Isadora Standard Edition - Temporary Beta v2.6.0b3

Isadora USB Key Edition - Temporary Beta v2.6.0b3

Thanks,
Mark

Woland

@mark said:

Dear All,
If anyone is game to give a new build a try, I'd really appreciate it. So far I've tested this one on 10.9, 10.10 and 10.12. I'll soon test it on 10.11. It seems solid, but more feedback is always welcome.
*** DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS BETA IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCING A PROBLEM!!!!! ***
Isadora Standard Edition - Temporary Beta v2.6.0b2
Isadora USB Key Edition - Temporary Beta v2.6.0b2
Thanks,
Mark

(This version is Temporary Beta 2.6.1b3)

mark

@Woland

Thanks for the heads up. Fixed the text.

Best,
M

artoo

Mark fixed the continuous crashes issue in the v2.6.1b3. this problem was about Hap codec and Mavericks system...as far as I understand...

to all users under osX 10.9 and osX 10.10: those systems will not be supported in the next realeases of isadora so it's definitivly time to forget them and to upgrade to siera or high siera.(i know it's hard to admit...)

thank you again Mark.

mark

@artoo said:

Mark fixed the continuous crashes issue in the v2.6.1b3!!! this problem was about Hap codec and Mavericks system...as far as I understand... to all users under osX 10.9 and osX 10.10: those systems will not be supported in the next realeases of isadora so it's definitivly time to forget them and to upgrade to siera or high siera.(i know it's hard to admit...)

Well, 10.9 for sure. We'll see about 10.10. As I told you privately, AVFoundation can't play HAP under 10.9, which was the source of your particular problem because you were running 10.9. One thing that's annoying about Mac OS is that the take things away from the operating system, unlike Windows, where operating system functions from Windows 3.1 _still_ work. In any case, we have to keep moving forward.

The main thing that _everyone_ has to understand (not just about Isadora) is that the next macOS (10.14) will not run 32-bit applications. That's going to affect a lot of apps beyond Isadora, which also means absolutely no more QuickTime. So everyone should prepare keep this in mind.

Best Wishes,
Mark