Crashing out

[night_rider]

Is this issue ongoing? I ask because I'm experiencing the same even though I just tried the plug-in. At family's for the holiday. Updated their GBPVR to latest version. Installed this plug-in. Works fine but when I go to download it crashes. If ongoing I'll just wait for a fix.

Many thanks.

[whurlston]

It does seem to be ongoing. I've been swamped lately and haven't had time to look into fixing it. It is near or at the top of the priority list as soon as I can get back to it though.

[night_rider]

Thanks for the response. No problem at all to wait for a fix. I appreciate all your hard work. Have a happy holiday.

[methane]

Well, I'll give the older version a try then. I rolled back to the previous version of GBPVR and I'm having all kinds of funky time-stamping problems too. I may end up completely rebuilding just to start from scratch. Not that I've got much of any extra crap on the system.

[methane]

version 1.2.3 works without crashing. just FYI.
Thanks, BTW. It works great.

[whurlston]

That's strange. I can't think of anything in GBPVR that would affect the downloads.

[RaulDuke]

version 1.2.3 works without crashing. just FYI.
Thanks, BTW. It works great.

Just to confirm, are you still using the newest version of GBPVR? I would give downgrading the plugin a try, but I want to keep the newest GBPVR

[methane]

I'm using the previous generation of GBPVR. Not Sub's newest. I downgraded GBPVR because of time-stamping issues.

So, with the older GBPVR, 1.2.5 made GBPVR crash for some reason. Now, with the older GBPVR, 1.2.3 doesn't make GBPVR crash.

But originally, I saw 1.2.5 make the newest GBPVR crash. That was when I upgraded both at the same time.

[whurlston]

Ok. I misunderstood you. I thought you were saying that the latest plugin didn't crash with GBPVR 1.2.3 but I realize now that was never a GBPVR release version.

This means I inadvertently changed something and I think I know what it might be. I'll try to look into it tonight.