Do you still have your original darktablerc file from appdata?
I’ve seen multiple report like yours and I’ve tried to understand what’s going on. Ive asked for someone to share the files but so far no volunteers.
Its documented so people can choose to remove it or not. I’m not sure why people the uninstall/reinstall paradigm does any good.
Is this the before? The after? I would like both.
OP, sorry for the kinda off topic.
that’s the old one before fixing the issue
Can you send the current?
These are difference:
cache_memory=536870912
host_memory_limit=16347
ui/style/preview_size=250
Plus OpenCL ones that we should not be using anymore
I’m going to add the host_memory_limit to my windows build to see if it causes an issue. Can you try the same to see if your issue returns?
Does darktable use ImageMagick? That’s the only program I know that uses the name “Magick”.
Yes, it uses it to convert any format it doesn’t understand natively. Either imagemagick or graphicsmagick, either works
Okay. magick should never crash with an access violation, of course. Is there a log entry that says what magick command was attempted?
What version of ImageMagick was used? “magick -version” will say.
If the problem is reproducible outside darktable, ie at the command line, then I expect that is fixable by the ImageMagick people if it is reported at Issues · ImageMagick/ImageMagick · GitHub
Possible workarounds: upgrade to a current version of ImageMagick, or remove ImageMagick and let GraphicsMagick do the work.
That’s because I used the application for work, my clients expect results rather quickly. You guys seem to be judgemental and make assumptions about my reactions, not upcommon in forums I’ve noticed, unfortunately.
It’s fine though. I’ll wait for a future software release and test it. No hard feelings I hope, and have a great day!
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You say you’re a software developer, you know that’s not how problems get fixed.
if you’re a developer as you wrote before you’ll obviously know, that issues usually aren’t solved by magic. So you might just wait and pray, but since no developer ist on windows i doubt, just a diagnosis of symptoms will help.
Bite the bullet, try to play with different opencl settings, make use of the debug output options if started from command line and provide valuable hints to help the developers to help…
Of course this needs time, but why should a developer spend his spare time to solve an issue that’s not worth that you spend time to help to find a reason…
I never asked for any issues to be solved, and I certainly don’t expect them to be solved magically. I only expressed the fact that the issue came to be after the upgrade to 4.2.0. This should give enough information for the developers to hopefully solve the issue. This isn’t uncommon. My clients expect a specific turnaround time so I decided to use a different software (which I didn’t mention by name), until the issue is fixed. I was very clear in my post, but apparently most people chose to read more into it, that’s their prerogative and yours. Sorry you see things this way.
Thank you, I will try that.
DT 4.2.1 just quits, just like the title in this thread. It appears to start up, but then nothing, also no DT in Task Manager.
So you did this…
down load the 4.21 from the website.
Install in directory
Say DT421
Create short cut that runs. C:\ProgramFiles\DT421\bin\darktable.exe --configdir “path” where path is a new directory maybe one on the desktop or other easy to find location for now…
You did this and it fails??
Edit: If this fails one other question…do you run an antivirus or did you install one… at work TrendMicro flags DT and it wont’ run …you see a flash on the screen and then nothing…
any chance of this??
The command line version seems to be working, I will update the shortcut to include the --configdir parameter. I will test 4.2.1 performance and reply with feedback. Thanks Todd!
Definitely not. Hence wanting more information.
Sadly this is true and very common.