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TrupsT 08-21-2006 05:59 AM

Rpm installation gives segmentation fault
 
I have installed gvidcap on Fedora using
rpm -ivh gvidcap-1.1.3-fc1.i386.rpm

This had resulted into some dependencies so I got them installed before installing this package.

After doing this gvidcap got smoothely installed.
But now when I try to run the application, it is crashing with a segmentation fault.

Plz help.

unSpawn 08-21-2006 07:20 AM

But now when I try to run the application, it is crashing with a segmentation fault.
If the package and all the dependencies installed without errors then open up a terminal window and type the command to start the application. If it doesn't start but shows you errors then you have something to search LQ, the Gvidcap FAQ (http://www.jarre-de-the.net/faq/inde...on=show&cat=4), mailinglist and bugtracker for. If it doesn't start but also doesn't show you errors then you need to run it like "strace -v -o/tmp/gvidcap.strace command". Now you have the file /tmp/gvidcap.strace to read (last few lines) and check LQ, the Gvidcap FAQ (http://www.jarre-de-the.net/faq/inde...on=show&cat=4), mailinglist and bugtracker for. If that doesn't yield any results you could post your question to the development list or maintainer or post the first three and last ten lines here.

TrupsT 08-22-2006 08:55 AM

When I type the command xvidcap on the prompt, it starts well.

When I give verbose option it prints the following data.
But when I click on the capture video button, it crashes with segmentation fault.(This is also visible down.) A file of 0 bytes also gets created on the root called testmovie-0.mpeg

[root@cdeep-6 ~]# xvidcap -v
job.job_set_file(): Original dimensions: 192 * 144
job.job_set_file(): Original dimensions: 192 * 144
control.InitControl(): Original dimensions: 192 * 144
Current settings:
frames per second = 25.000000
video encoding = MPEG4
file pattern = testmovie-%0d.mpeg
verbose level = 1
frames to store = 0
time to capture = 20.000000 sec
autocontinue = yes
compression level = 0
quality (jpeg) = 75
input source = shm (16)
capture pointer = none
capture audio = no
- input = /dev/audio
- sample rate = 8000
- bit rate = 8
- channels = 1
animate command = animate "%s" -delay %d &
make video command= ppm2mpeg "%s" %d %d %d %d %f %d &
edit frame command= display "%s" &
help command = MANPATH=/usr/local/X11/man rxvt -e man xvidcap &
Segmentation fault
[root@cdeep-6 ~]#

unSpawn 08-22-2006 10:21 AM

But when I click on the capture video button, it crashes with segmentation fault.
Looks like that is in the FAQ I pointed you to. See if this (After installation from RPM gvidcap crashes on recording) helps solve your problem: http://www.jarre-de-the.net/faq/inde...=18&artlang=en


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