> When the RTSPClient execute SETUP request, the sessionId is stored in the > MediaSubSession.
And it gets delete[]d later, when the RTSPClient does a "TEARDOWN". So this isn't really a memory leak. However, I can see why "valgrind" might get confused by this. The "sessionId" field in "MediaSubsession" is a bit strange, because it - unlike most class member fields - is not managed by the class's member functions and/or its constructor/destructor. Instead, it is managed by whatever code happens to use the "sessionId" field - in this case, the "RTSPClient" code. (Note that "MediaSession"s can be used without RTSP - e.g., if you want to receive a multicast stream using only its SDP description. So "sessionId" is not an inherent property of a "MediaSession".) However, because you're at least the third 'valgrinerd' :-) to have asked about this over the years, I might end up changing this behavior, so I don't keep getting questions about this... Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/
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