[xavi]

Hello Gerome

When you do a test in Chronojump, I think only in jumps, it tries to record it with a webcam. If your webcam cannot be used correctly the program can crash (but is rare). But then, webcam is deactivated in the next execution of the program until user changes this on preferences.

Then webcam is not the problem, because this can crash chronojump only one time.

The chronopic connection seems not the problem because you tell me that in simulated also fails.

Then what is failing can be a hardware problem or some last update in windows that will affect to more people and you are the first to report the problem

The best we can do is to see the internal messages of the program, this needs some commands.

You need to use the windows command prompt. On Windows click Start Button,then open the command prompt (in accessories).

There you have to go to the Chronojump folder, if it's in C:\Program Files, you should do this:

Code:

cd "C:\Program Files\Chronojump\bin"

then you will be in that folder,you should execute:

Code:

rxvt -e ./Chronojump.exe

this will display a window with lots of information and open Chronojump. We are intereset ed in that information in the moment that crashes. Try to have that window maximized and capture screen (ALT + PrintPage) when crashes.

If rxvt command doesn't work, then try:

Code:

rxvt -e "C:\Program Files\Chronojump\bin\Chronojump.exe"

Cheers