[mythtv-users] ASSERT in qt3 -- during LiveTV

[Brad Fuller]

Brad Fuller wrote:

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> Brad Fuller wrote:
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>> I searched the archives and found 3 occurances of this error but no 
>> followup to any of the posts. I replied to one original sender, but 
>> the email might have been old and lost from those who could help. So, 
>> I'm reposting this problem.
>>
>> This has happened twice today watching liveTV (twice, but with 
>> multiple (as in many many) error msgs in a row). I was able to hit 
>> escape and mythtv went back to the menu page --- so, it didn't crash, 
>> luckily. 
>>
>> Here's the error:
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>> =======================================
>> ASSERT: "i<= nodes" in /usr/lib/qt-3.3/include/qvaluelist.h" (372)
>> Qsocketdevice:: writeblock: Invalid Socket
>> <DateTimeStamp>: Error writing stringlist
>> Remote encoder not responding
>> =======================================
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>> The result is that the picture freezes and no sound.
>>
>> It would be nice to find out what this problem is.
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> I've since received another very similar error but with no assert. 
> Here's the error:
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> =========================================
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> QSocketDevice:writeBlock: Invalid socket
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> <DateTimeStamp> Error Writing stringlist
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> Remote encoder not responding.
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> This time, the Mouse gets screwed up -- pointer moves but is erratic. 
> Keyboard works, though.
> And I cannot stop the process with a mere ESC (like I could with the 
> above error)
>
> I can restart the xserver (<Alt-Ctl-Bcksp>) but the mouse is still 
> erratic.
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> I remember having this problem before, but I didn't log it so I didn't 
> report it. Oh, and I was running only Xwindows and not any window 
> environment like KDE or Gnome.
>
> Hope this sheds additional light on the subject.
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>
> brad
>
I continue to receive these errors. Sometimes locking up mythtv, 
sometimes not.
If anyone as an idea - an inklin' -- of where I should look, I'd 
appreciate it.

brad
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