Hi Ross,
Searching in the mailing list, I saw some discussion about the BANK_SIZE, the
last one I found seems to say that it is no more needed at least for H264
parsing.
I reach this limit parsing an MKV file with an H264 stream.
It's annoying that parsing a file makes abort the process with the following
backtrace :
#2 0x00000000008c7b61 in UsageEnvironment::internalError (this=0x138fd60) at
UsageEnvironment.cpp:46
#3 0x00000000008bc809 in StreamParser::ensureValidBytes1 (this=0x13e0530,
numBytesNeeded=289877) at StreamParser.cpp:151
#4 0x00000000008bf1c1 in StreamParser::ensureValidBytes (this=0x13e0530,
numBytesNeeded=289877) at StreamParser.hh:118
#5 0x00000000008bf12a in StreamParser::skipBytes (this=0x13e0530,
numBytes=289877) at StreamParser.hh:92
#6 0x00000000008b4760 in MatroskaFileParser::parseBlock (this=0x13e0530) at
MatroskaFileParser.cpp:769
#7 0x00000000008b3179 in MatroskaFileParser::parse (this=0x13e0530) at
MatroskaFileParser.cpp:155
#8 0x00000000008b3006 in MatroskaFileParser::continueParsing (this=0x13e0530)
at MatroskaFileParser.cpp:96
...
Could be possible in a future release to add a way to customize this value and
return a parsing error instead of aborting ?
I guess it could be possible to customize the buffer size setting a value in
the UsageEnvironement, and return a parsing error when the buffer overflow ?
Best Regards,
Michel.
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