Crash occasionally on keybind

[Wyrade]

I have ctrl+z set as my SoundSetter keybind in its config window.
I crashed like 2-3 times around a week ago when pressing ctrl+z.
After selecting restarting the game normally in the dalamud crash window, it didn't happen again right away.
Just a few minutes ago it happened again.

It might be relevant that when it crashed from the keybind, i was either about to enter a duty (not yet on the loading screen) or right after entering the duty (after the loading screen, but with the duty not yet started). It might also be a coincidence, as that's when i use the keybind most of the time (wanting to unmute music/sounds when the duty pops). And it doesn't always happen in that situation either.

It only happens rarely, so I have no idea how to reproduce.

Here's a .tspack from august 30, and from september 7 (from 10 minutes ago), created by the dalamud crash window, along with the dalamud_appcrash logs for these two from the appdata xivlauncher folder:
soundsetter keybind crash.zip
(The dmp files are 114 MB so i'm not uploading them unless asked.)

Feel free to ask for more detail or files if needed.

[Wyrade]

Another crash a few minutes ago, when pressing the keybind during the loading screen where "Light party" displays before loading into a dungeon.
soundsetter keybind crash 2025-09-11.zip

[Phenrei]

Adding onto this as I've also had a crash from SoundSetter recently and caught the pre-crash state just now when I went to open it during a cutscene. Namely, the minimized UI doesn't draw properly and if I expanded it, it would crash (as it did before). The log error line from the shrunk UI is this, seems like some boolean value isn't reading as a proper unsigned byte. Tried toggling a bunch of settings in the main window and reloading but same error occurs.

22:19:58.187 | ERR | Exception during raise of "Void Draw()"
	System.OverflowException: Value was either too large or too small for an unsigned byte.
	   at System.Convert.ThrowByteOverflowException()
	   at System.Convert.ToByte(UInt64 value)
	   at SoundSetter.OptionInternals.BooleanOption.GetValue() in K:/arashiiro/OptionInternals/BooleanOption.cs:line 16
	   at SoundSetter.SoundSetterUI.Settings() in K:/arashiiro/SoundSetterUI.cs:line 183
	   at SoundSetter.SoundSetterUI.Draw() in K:/arashiiro/SoundSetterUI.cs:line 61
	   at Dalamud.Utility.EventHandlerExtensions.InvokeSafely(Action act) in /_/Dalamud/Utility/EventHandlerExtensions.cs:line 72

Building my own version with a log line providing debug output for when that GetValue function is called, I'm getting 1, 0, 0, then 3 values well out of range (1666447310849, 18446744069414584321, 140703128616960), then two more 0s. Even trying to try/catch this for some reason doesn't bypass the error. Eventually I just expanded the window to clear out other bugs my own hacking at this caused and got the crash I'd gotten before on settings draw due to bad values, and on the next load there was no issue. Seems like the values the settings UI is expecting are rarely being filled incorrectly and the code can't handle it.