Libation downloads the book, green light shows, and then before it finishes that book to move on to the next, Libation crashes

[landreaus]

This happens whether I attempt to download one book at a time or many books. It also happens regardless of the speed setting.

Libation begins to download the book. It gets to 99% and the traffic light changes to green which should indicate successful download. Then Libation crashes. When I start it again, the traffic light is red again, EVEN IF I Libation has actually downloaded the book.

Steps to reproduce: Try to download books? That's all I did. Liberate -> Begin book and pdf back ups

I expected Libation to indicate that the downloaded book was downloaded. I did not expect it to download it over and over again, continually indicating that the book was not downloaded.

Please note: I have been able to download a few books, but not many. I cannot see any difference between the books that Libation processed correctly and those that caused it to crash.

Screenshots

This shows the green light on the book, the progress bar on the right, and the error message. I now have 8 copies of this book, but you can see in this screenshot below, that when I reopen Libation, it is back to a red light.

And most annoying of all, if I try to manually set download status to show that it's already downloaded, Libation crashes again.

I am on Windows 11, fully up to date.

Log Files
I'm attaching yesterday's log file, but this behavior has been going on for about a week.
_Log202404_003.zip

[rmcrackan]

Thank you for attaching the log file. The file is empty which tells me you were one of the unfortunate people who got a version which I now know is buggy -- I'm so sorry about that. In Settings > About..., if the version number is greater than v11.1 (well actually "11.1.0.1") then it's likely a bad version.

• Delete your old log files
• Download Libation v11.1 here
• Run v11.1 and see if you're still getting errors
• If yes, please attach the latest log file. Hopefully this will fix it though.