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[cenwen <eolinwen@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
Very strange same if i have not yet installed Marverick. Openshot is the opposite, very stable and not crahsed all the time like you are describe here.
I have seen that you have the 0.5.6 version of MLT. I suppose that the official version in Marverick and You should   update at the 0.5.10 either compile it, either using the sunab PPA. This version is certainly the best than the MLT team have produced and resolve a lot of problems. It is all benefits for you. 
What is your version of libcairo2 ? 
sudo apt-cache policy libcairo2
Have you all your dependencies like here (http://openshotusers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=372) I know it is for Lucid but there is not a lot of changing.

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Very frequent crashes with v1.22 an Ubuntu 10.10
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/670305
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Bug description:
I start using OpenShot with a very fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10. I used the package manager to install OpenShot.

It is not possible to work properly because of very frequent crashes. I added a 640x480 avi video (from my photo camera) and some newly created SVG images. After that I added some fading effects ("left to right" and "right to left") and played with moving and resizing SVGs and effects. Just clicking around like that, OpenShot crashes in less than 2 minutes of working. The window just closes. If you start OpenShot within a terminal it just outputs "segmentation fault" when the crash happens. This behavior is 100% reproducible but one can't say when exactly the crash will happen. Sometimes it happens when you resize something, sometimes when you drag an effect or image to the timeline, sometimes when you start playing the preview.

First, I thought is was an issue with the zoom somehow because there are some more bugs when zooming to "1 second". Unfortunately the crashes happen with every zoom level.

I add an openshot.debug, if that helps.