Access violation in module libfreetype_plugin.dll

[Beardless2]

Hello,

I am playing mulitple udp streams within libvlc and what appears randomly i get access violations in libfreetype_plugin.dll (read of address 00000000) in both vlc 1.1.9 and vlc 1.1.6.

Any ideas?

The call stack is as follows

libfreetype_plugin
ntdll.dll - TrlGetNtGlobalFlags
ntdll.dll - RtlLeaveCriticalSection
ntdll.dll - NtQueryVirtualMemory
kernal32.dll - VirtualQueryEx
kernal32.dll - VirtualQueryEx
kernal32.dll - VirtualQuery
msvcrt.dll - XcptFilter
msvcrt.dll - endthreadex
msvcrt.dll - except_handler3
ntdll.dll - RtlConvertULongToLargeInteger
ntdll.dll - KiUserApcDispatcher
kernal32.dll - CompareStringW
libvlccore.dll - vlc_threadvar_get
libvlccore.dll - vlc_mutex_unlock
libvlccore.dll - var_SetChecked
ntdll.dll - RtlFreeUnicodeString
ntdll.dll - RtlLeaveCriticalSection
ntdll.dll - LdrUnlockLoadedLock
ntdll.dll - LdrGetDllHandleEx
ntdll.dll - LdrGetDllHandle
ntdll.dll - LdrUnlockLoadedLock
ntdll.dll - LdrGetDllHandle
kernal32.dll - GetCurrentThreadID
libvlccore.dll - vlc_threadvar_get
ntdll.dll - RtlEnterCriticalSection
libvlccore.dll - vout_DestroyPicture
libvlccore.dll - subpicture_region_Delete
libvlccore.dll - vlc_mutex_unlock
libvlccore.dll - vout_AreDisplayPicturesInvalid
libvlccore.dll - vout_FilterDisplay
ntdll.dll - RtlLeaveCriticalSection
libvlccore.dll - vlc_memcpy
libvlccore.dll - plane_CopyPixels
libvlccore.dll - picture_CopyPixels
libvlccore.dll - spu_Destroy
libvlccore.dll - spu_Destroy
ntdll.dll - NtContinue
ntdll.dll - KiUserApcDispatcher
ntdll.dll - NtReleaseSemaphore

[fishstyc]

I am using LibVLC too, and I have the same problem, but with local avi files.

Either the application starts ok, or it crashes in libfreetype_plugin.dll.

It feels like, if something in 1 of 2 threads takes somewhat longer than it usually does (and thus something is not completely initialized), the thing crashes.

[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

Doesn't look like a valid call stack to me. But I've seen possibly similar crash reports on Ubuntu. You should probably try VLC 1.2.