In your home folder there is a Library folder which contains a subfolder with crash logs.  There will be one for Pd in there which you can zip and post to the list.  That will show exactly where the crash occurs.

On OSX most of the pix_film crashes come from 3rd party codecs installed like Perian or Divx.

On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 11:38 PM, Julio Terra <julioterra@gmail.com> wrote:
I’ve been working trying to fix a Puredata patch that uses MIDI input from an external device to control playback of 2 movies that are displayed in a single GEM window. I have been able to get the patch working properly on my own computer (a 2.53GHz MacBook Pro with OSX 10.6.3) but can’t get it to work on the computer where the patch needs to run (a 1.66GHz MacMini with OSX 10.5).

I’ve read through the forums and archives and based on the input I have created several version of the patch (all of them have crashed on the MacMini). I couldn’t find any instance of a bug report documenting this issue so I decided to add it here.

I’ve posted my code, two different approaches each with the associated full crash reports. In the first approach I use two separate Gemheads to control the movies; in the second approach I use a single Gemhead to control both movies.

Please note that the download is quite large (100MB). The reason being, I have included videos in the zip files so that the application can run properly. One more important note, you need to install pdmtl in order to run the patch (as I use one of their abstractions in my patches).

Link to code and crash reports: http://itp.nyu.edu/~jt1428/downloads/gem_issue/see-saw-examples.zip

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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