Hello,
For the record, I finally fixed this problem. What seemed to do the
trick is to empty the coretracksplaylistentries table in the
banshee.db SQLite database.
When Banshee restarted, it recreated its content upon selection of
each smart playlist and now it works fine for an hour.
It is weird why this problem happened out of nowhere! Maybe a SQLite
dysfunction that messed up the database. I noticed that the Lollypop
audio player had a similar problem at the same time (it uses SQLite
too), but it recovered after a system reboot, and Banshee not.
Christian
Le 2016-07-11 11:43, Christian
Perreault a écrit :
Hello all,
I have been using Banshee for many years on Ubuntu. Each new
Ubuntu distribution makes me nervous about Banshee compatibility,
but with Ubuntu 16.04, it was so far so good.
However, last Friday Banshee suddenly crashed when playing. After
that crash, I could not even open it, it was crashing on opening.
The, I reseted the application settings file and restored the
previous database and opens. However, since then, it still crashes
between track changes and also quite randomly when trying to load
a playlist.
Today, I started with a brand new database, by re-scanning my
library, and it seems to work fine.
Thus, it looks like the problem is tied with my previous database.
The main error in log is: "(System.OverflowException: Value
was either too large or too small for an Int32.)"
I am now requesting community help. Does anyone know what is going
on and how to solve it?
I would be grateful to avoid to some SQlite 'fun' work of
restoring all data and metadata built over years (playlists, smart
playlists, ratings, etc.).
Thanks
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