Winamp 2.64 playlist scrolling -> crash

babykarret · 31st July 2000, 02:10

I'm not sure if this is just happening to me, but whenever I scroll up and down the playlist by dragging the (searching for a technical term...) yellow-thingy, my Winamp crashes. Sometimes, I don't even need to drag it--as soon as I click and let go, it's 'illegal operation' message.

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Baby Karret
babykarret@crosswinds.net

23rd October 2000, 10:15

The same thing happens to me when I use my mouse's scroll wheel, or use the slider bar to scroll the playlist.
My Dr. watson crash detector (Comes with win98) told me that winamp.exe overflowed it's temporary memory area.
I would hope that this bug gets fixed soon.

I'm registered here, but my password doesn't work yet.
My email address is 1JColle@prodigy.net

26th October 2000, 06:28

Yes, I get the same errors on windows 95.
The mp3.dll overflows when I try to scroll.
THis really sucks because I have a large playlist and I cant skip to the other songs because of it.

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31st July 2000, 02:10	#1
babykarret Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2000 Posts: 1	I'm not sure if this is just happening to me, but whenever I scroll up and down the playlist by dragging the (searching for a technical term...) yellow-thingy, my Winamp crashes. Sometimes, I don't even need to drag it--as soon as I click and let go, it's 'illegal operation' message. ------------------ Baby Karret babykarret@crosswinds.net

23rd October 2000, 10:15	#2
2JColle Guest Posts: n/a	The same thing happens to me when I use my mouse's scroll wheel, or use the slider bar to scroll the playlist. My Dr. watson crash detector (Comes with win98) told me that winamp.exe overflowed it's temporary memory area. I would hope that this bug gets fixed soon. I'm registered here, but my password doesn't work yet. My email address is 1JColle@prodigy.net

26th October 2000, 06:28	#3
kornkrib Guest Posts: n/a	Yes, I get the same errors on windows 95. The mp3.dll overflows when I try to scroll. THis really sucks because I have a large playlist and I cant skip to the other songs because of it.