Developer Notes

Duplicates UE-9474

Description

Changing a Media Player asset from Stream Mode: FromURL to From Memory crashes the editor.

In 4.8, the editor crashes immediately upon changing that value, with no crash report.

In 4.6 and 4.7 Preview, the editor only crashes upon reopening the project and attempting to open the Media Player asset that had been changed. 4.6.1 does not provide a crash report. 4.7 resulted in the following crash report:

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Call Stack:

UE4Editor_Core! FText::FText() + 19 bytes text.cpp:251 
UE4Editor_CoreUObject! LoadPackageInternal() + 2555 bytes uobjectglobals.cpp:959 
UE4Editor_CoreUObject! StaticLoadObject() + 913 bytes uobjectglobals.cpp:724 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! ContentBrowserUtils::LoadAssetsIfNeeded() + 962 bytes contentbrowserutils.cpp:341 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! SAssetView::CanOpenContextMenu() + 505 bytes sassetview.cpp:3093 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! SAssetView::OnGetContextMenuContent() + 42 bytes sassetview.cpp:3010 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! TMemberFunctionCaller<SAssetView,TSharedPtr<SWidget,0> (__cdecl SAssetView::*)(void) __ptr64>::operator()<>() + 51 bytes delegateinstanceinterface_variadics.h:161 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! TTupleImpl<TIntegerSequence<> >::ApplyAfter_ExplicitReturnType<TSharedPtr<SWidget,0>,TMemberFunctionCaller<SAssetView,TSharedPtr<SWidget,0> (__cdecl SAssetView::*)(void) __ptr64> >() + 25 bytes tuple.h:113 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! TBaseSPMethodDelegateInstance<0,SAssetView,0,TSharedPtr<SWidget,0> __cdecl(void)>::Execute() + 89 bytes delegateinstancesimpl_variadics.inl:283 
UE4Editor_Slate! TBaseDelegate<TSharedPtr<SWidget,0> >::Execute() + 26 bytes delegatesignatureimpl_variadics.inl:439 
UE4Editor_Slate! STableViewBase::OnRightMouseButtonUp() + 110 bytes stableviewbase.cpp:673 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! SListView<TSharedPtr<FAssetViewItem,0> >::Private_OnItemRightClicked() + 42 bytes slistview.h:678 
UE4Editor_ContentBrowser! STableRow<TSharedPtr<FAssetViewItem,0> >::OnMouseButtonUp() + 1460 bytes stablerow.h:458 
UE4Editor_Slate! <lambda_13af6b42409306e44b4e7065f2966a1b>::operator()() + 389 bytes slateapplication.cpp:4030 
UE4Editor_Slate! FEventRouter::Route<FReply,FEventRouter::FBubblePolicy,FPointerEvent,<lambda_13af6b42409306e44b4e7065f2966a1b> >() + 189 bytes slateapplication.cpp:208 
UE4Editor_Slate! FSlateApplication::ProcessMouseButtonUpEvent() + 1088 bytes slateapplication.cpp:4033 
UE4Editor_Slate! FSlateApplication::OnMouseUp() + 278 bytes slateapplication.cpp:3954 
UE4Editor_Core! FWindowsApplication::ProcessDeferredMessage() + 3485 bytes windowsapplication.cpp:1385 
UE4Editor_Core! FWindowsApplication::DeferMessage() + 299 bytes windowsapplication.cpp:1669 
UE4Editor_Core! FWindowsApplication::ProcessMessage() + 3966 bytes windowsapplication.cpp:742 
UE4Editor_Core! FWindowsApplication::AppWndProc() + 98 bytes windowsapplication.cpp:604 
user32! UserCallWinProcCheckWow() + 429 bytes 
user32! DispatchMessageWorker() + 949 bytes 
UE4Editor_Core! FWindowsPlatformMisc::PumpMessages() + 118 bytes windowsplatformmisc.cpp:774 
UE4Editor! FEngineLoop::Tick() + 3641 bytes launchengineloop.cpp:2216 
UE4Editor! GuardedMain() + 479 bytes launch.cpp:131 
UE4Editor! GuardedMainWrapper() + 26 bytes launchwindows.cpp:126 
UE4Editor! WinMain() + 249 bytes launchwindows.cpp:202 
UE4Editor! __tmainCRTStartup() + 329 bytes crtexe.c:618 
Steps to Reproduce

1. Open any project
2. Import the attached .wmv file
3. Open the Media Player asset
4. Under Source, change the Stream Mode from FromURL to From Memory
5. Save and close the project
6. Reopen the project
7. Open the Media Player asset

Result:
Crash. Note: in 4.8, the editor will crash as soon as you switch between FromURL and From Memory. In 4.6 and 4.7, the crash only occurs after reopening the Media Player asset.

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Won't Fix
ComponentTools
Affects Versions4.6.14.74.8
Target Fix4.9
Fix Commit2603213
CreatedDec 30, 2014
ResolvedJul 7, 2015
UpdatedApr 27, 2018
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