The stack trace implies that gstreamer has corrupted its memory state
somehow. A probable cause is that you have a media file that triggers a
bug in either gstreamer or the plugins it uses (and probably only on
ARM, too). Would it be possible for you to try to narrow down which file
is causing this issue.
If you know your way around the shell, one way is to install the package
gstreamer1.0-plugins-base-apps and then run gst-discoverer-1.0 <target
file> on every file in your music and video directories.
Another, slightly cruder way, is to clear your device of all video
files, and then copy them on the device in batches (such as one
subdirectory at a time). Have pauses between each batch so the system
has time to analyze the files before copying in new files. Eventually
you should hit the crashing directory and from there on to the actual
file.
Thanks
** Changed in: mediascanner2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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