I have been using the live555 media library for streaming H.264 encoded data stream, on an ARM based embedded linux platform. It is working for the most part, except for Stopping the stream, at which point I get the following glibc error:
~H264FUAFragmenter() fInputBuffer = 0xfcbb0 *** glibc detected *** ./cap_encode_omap3530.x470MV: double free or corruption ( !prev): 0x000fcbb0 *** I have traced this down to the H264FUAFragmenter destruction. The two line just prior to the glibc error are my debug printf's. If I comment out the delete[] fInputBuffer; It works better the first time, but then eventually crashes subsequently. I'm guessing by removing the delete I end up with a memory leak and then eventually run out of memory. I also put check for NULL on the fInputBuffer pointer, but as you can see from the printf the pointer is not NULL but still throws the memory error. Has anyone seen this kind of error? Does anyone have any suggestions for troubleshooting this further? Thanks for your help. Simon
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