https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=128715
--- Comment #5 from Ryan Massoth <[email protected]> --- I also ran into this issue while making a Raspberry Pi kiosk type application. I found that it always seemed to stop within 20-30 minutes but the stop time wasn't consistent. A made a workaround where I monitor the slide index and if it doesn't change within a few seconds of when it's supposed to, I manually advance the slide. This works very reliably and the slideshow will continue for over an hour after before freezing again and I thought that seemed suspiciously like a pattern. I started logging the stop times and found that after the first stop, which is seemingly random, it always stops after 71 minutes 34-35 seconds. When converted to seconds it's 4294 seconds. In microseconds that's 4294000000 which is just about the max number you can get from a 32 bit unsigned integer which is 4294967296. It seems that this bug is definitely a result of running on a 32 bit system and the slideshow timer seems to be using a clock that runs independent of libreoffice/impress because it stops at a random time the first time after starting the slideshow. I'm also using Raspian Buster, libreoffice 6.1.5.2 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
