Linux: Random crashes after a few minutes (possible timemapping as the cause) about libopenshot HOT 7 CLOSED

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I've tried running valgrind with it like this: valgrind --log-file=vg.log --leak-check=yes python3 src/launch.py however that hangs before it starts up Qt. The load average is still 1.0 and it's using 100% of CPU, however it prints nothing and hasn't started the GUI.

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@RussNelson What OS are you running OpenShot on, and what version of OpenShot are you running. Also, please attach your log file (~/.openshot_qt/openshot_qt.log). Thanks!

With the newest version, there should be 2 new preferences: Debug (Verbose) and Debug (Port), and with those settings enabled, it should output much more debug info to the openshot_qt.log file. You can download the latest version from http://www.openshot.org/download/ and click "Other Installers", and choose the newest file. Thanks and good luck!

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Running HEAD on Ubuntu 14.04 Turned on Verbose debugging. Loaded two video clips that caused a crash earlier. Inserted them into the stream and set Time->Fast->Forward-32X. Moved them both to the beginning of the stream. Without doing any more editing, I exported a video using the default settings. And it worked!! Which it never had before.

Then I loaded another five video clips, and it immediately segfaulted:
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Leaving aside the issue that my computer has no core but only silicon memory .... nothing else more interesting was printed.

2016-04-08.zip

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FWIW, I tried loading six video clips, set them all to Time->Fast->Forward->32X. It ran for about two hours and segfaulted then. Here are the log files from both crashes (you can discard the other one if you've already downloaded it).
2016-04-08-1.zip

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