http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23888
--- Comment #3 from David turbolad995@hotmail.co.uk 2010-08-04 05:00:16 --- (In reply to comment #2)
(In reply to comment #1)
Starting 1by1.exe with wine-1.3.0-58-g300536d yields a crash:
Backtrace: =>0 0x6871f943 WNetCloseEnum+0x75(hEnum=0x10) [/home/arethusa/wine32/dlls/mpr/../../../wine.git/dlls/mpr/wnet.c:1262] in mpr (0x0032f818) 1 0x00426962 in 1by1 (+0x26961) (0x0032f9fc) 2 0x00401cbf in 1by1 (+0x1cbe) (0x0032fdec) 3 0x0042e279 in 1by1 (+0x2e278) (0x0032fe0c) 4 0x00401236 in 1by1 (+0x1235) (0x0032fe60) ...
Does this happen for you too?
Hmm, this is a separate issue addressed by (http://source.winehq.org/patches/data/64632). How exactly do you perform the drag-and-drop operation (e.g. from where to where?) that would reproduce the problem? Your description doesn't seem sufficiently clear for me.
This is how I discovered the problem. I was using the latest version of 1by1 player (version 1.70) from their website: http://mpesch3.de1.cc/1by1.html
If you have mp3 files saved in your "Home" folder or any other place outside of the Wine "C" drive, drag and drop them into the 1by1 Player window. What should happen is 1by1 Player goes straight to the same folder as these mp3 files and create a playlist of these files, which you can then start playing.
Here's another way you can make the new 1by1 player freeze in Wine: download the .ogg plugin .dll file (I can't remember where I downloaded it, but it was in a zip file full of plugins for 1by1), place the ogg plugin .dll file into the same folder as 1by1 i.e. Wine "C" drive \Program Files\1by1 and start 1by1 Player. Drag and drop one or more .ogg files into 1by1 player. They will play, but 1by1 will freeze when you try closing it.
Earlier versions of 1by1 player never had these problems in Wine. I don't know where to find the older versions of 1by1, but they did work fine.
Hope that helps. I can only tell you what happens from how I use the program in Wine, as I'm not a programmer and not a Linux expert.