[Bug]: WriteGear().write causes python process to terminate

[w4hns1nn]

Description

The write method causes my entire python to crash:
Process finished with exit code -1073741819 (0xC0000005)

I use generator function to iteratively write images to a file with WriteGear.
The exception is never reached. The process just terminates.

Details in description below.

Would be awesome if somebody could look into it.
Thank you.

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Expected behaviour

Writer writes to the file.

Actual behaviour

The write method causes my entire python to crash:
Process finished with exit code -1073741819 (0xC0000005)

Steps to reproduce

The write method causes my entire python to crash:
Process finished with exit code -1073741819 (0xC0000005)

I use generator function to iteratively write images to a file like:

output_params = {"-input_framerate": frame_rate}  # ffmpeg params
writer = WriteGear(output=save_path, compression_mode=True, **output_params)
for img in image_generator:
       try:
            if not isinstance(img, np.ndarray):
                raise ValueError("The image generator should yield images as numpy arrays or filepaths.")
            writer.write(img)
        except Exception as e:
            print(f"Error writting: {e}. Skipping frame")

However the writer.write(img) function causes the problem at line 430:

try:
   # try writing the frame bytes to the subprocess pipeline
     self.__process.stdin.write(frame.tobytes())
except (OSError, IOError):
     # log if something is wrong!
        logger.error(
          "BrokenPipeError caught, Wrong values passed to FFmpeg Pipe. Kindly Refer Docs!"
         )
        raise ValueError  # for testing purpose only

The exception is never reached. The process just terminates.

I found a related problem on Stack Overflow, but was not able to resolve the problem by myself.
If i use cv2.imwrite("problem_frame.png", frame) the image turns out normal.

Would be awesome if somebody could look into it.
Thank you.

Terminal log output

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Python Code(Optional)

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VidGear Version

0.3.3

Python version

3.8

OpenCV version

4.8

Operating System version

Windows

Any other Relevant Information?

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[abhiTronix]

Hey @w4hns1nn, Could you please enable verbose logging by running WriteGear with logging=True? Once you've done that, share the full terminal output here, up to the point where you encounter the bug. Thanks!

[w4hns1nn]

Hey abhiTronix! First of all thank you very much for responding; this is honorable!
Well this morning I uninstalled ffmpg and reinstalled it; rebootet my computer and after the error disappeared.
Misterious, however I hope I can help somebody else to resolve the issue with the answer.

I'm sorry that we can't look deeper into the issue, because obviously there's deeply nested a bug :D

I closed the report.
Thanks anyway