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cyberbeing · 7th December 2014, 13:28

Does the problem resolve itself if you move 'sub' after 'idx' in the LOAD_EXT_LIST registry string at:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Gabest\XySubFilter\General

I've pushed out a XySubFilter 3.1.0.705 build with this change since it resolved the crash on my PC with that sample.
This change in the registry won't take effect unless you reset to defaults, so I've included a reg file to do this in the zip.

What appears to be happening here, is XySubFilter attempting to read the VobSub .sub (bitmap) as MicroDVD .sub (text) which for some reason triggers an _Xout_of_range crash in std::basic_string on that sample. I've not run into this before, so I suspect VOBSUB .sub files which can trigger this issue are rather rare.

Unfortunately the change here is just a workaround for when there is a valid VOBSUB .sub+.idx pair present. It will still crash if you delete the .idx for your sample, but this should at least avoid the common case. If you come across more samples like this, hopefully someone could track this down and fix it properly.

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cyberbeing Broadband Junkie Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,859	Does the problem resolve itself if you move 'sub' after 'idx' in the LOAD_EXT_LIST registry string at: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Gabest\XySubFilter\General I've pushed out a XySubFilter 3.1.0.705 build with this change since it resolved the crash on my PC with that sample. This change in the registry won't take effect unless you reset to defaults, so I've included a reg file to do this in the zip. What appears to be happening here, is XySubFilter attempting to read the VobSub .sub (bitmap) as MicroDVD .sub (text) which for some reason triggers an _Xout_of_range crash in std::basic_string on that sample. I've not run into this before, so I suspect VOBSUB .sub files which can trigger this issue are rather rare. Unfortunately the change here is just a workaround for when there is a valid VOBSUB .sub+.idx pair present. It will still crash if you delete the .idx for your sample, but this should at least avoid the common case. If you come across more samples like this, hopefully someone could track this down and fix it properly. Last edited by cyberbeing; 7th December 2014 at 15:50.