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[Gale <1333099@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just tried now with Audacity HEAD built with system libsbsms 2.0.1-1
on Ubuntu 14.04, and there is no crash.

However I could not reproduce the bug in Audacity HEAD built with system
libsbsms  2.0.1-1 on Ubuntu 13.10, until I installed the  2.0.3 package
of Audacity. The 2.0.3 package crashed every time on the whole track at
Initial and Final 30% and also at Initial -30 %, Final 30% or Initial
and Final -30%. Then after uninstalling the 2.0.3 package but without
reinstalling HEAD, HEAD also crashed on that Lola MP3 using Sliding Time
Scale.

I assume the user Oliver uses packaged versions of Audacity, but I don't
know why that makes a difference. Have you tried the Audacity package on
14.04?

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Title:
  Crash in Sliding Time Scale Ubuntu 14.04 if Audacity built with system
  sbsms

Status in “audacity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Steps to reproduce crash in Audacity built from system sbsms

  1 Download Lola.mp3 from https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7u-ChIr3ATUeXh4Ql9BQ2pMNEtSNGlUS3pUTkExY3JPb0VB/edit?usp=sharing .
  2 Import Lola.mp3 into Audacity and  apply Sliding Time Scale to the whole track at settings of Initial Tempo -30 and Final Tempo -30. 

  Benjamin Drung has already uploaded libsbsms 2.0.2-1 which fixes the
  issue to Debian unstable. It will migrate to Debian testing after five
  days without errors and it will be synced to Ubuntu and be part of
  Ubuntu 14.10.  This bug is to fix the issue by patching the older
  sbsms in 14.04.

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