On Fri, Jul 04, 2008 at 09:07:57PM -0700, Ross Finlayson wrote:
>> These patches only fix corner cases of memory leaks. But they should be
>> fairly non-invasive. So please consider them.
>
> Thanks. I have now released a new version (2008.07.05) of the software
> that includes all of your recent
These patches only fix corner cases of memory leaks. But they should be
fairly non-invasive. So please consider them.
Thanks. I have now released a new version (2008.07.05) of the
software that includes all of your recent suggestions. If possible,
please rerun your testing tools on this new
These patches only fix corner cases of memory leaks. But they should be
fairly non-invasive. So please consider them.
Thanks
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Some conditionals will cause rtspclient to leak memory
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Getc and all of the char I/O calls return an int. When a char is used to
store that return value then the return value is truncated.
Since all it takes to get the true value is to change the variable type
that is storing the returned value, that is what this patch does.
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liveMedia/WAVAudio
Ross Finlayson wrote:
here is currently how I currently cleanup:
sink->stopPlaying();
Medium::close(framedSource);
Medium::close(sink); <== crashes
env->reclaim();
Here are my questions:
1. Overall what should be the full cleanup sequence for that example?
I'm not sure why you got a crash, b
Hello Yamini,
You can play that using mplayer.
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html
I am assuming the file name would look like video-MP4V-ES
Or you can play it using vnc, but just rename the file filename.m4v
f you intention is to play the file and dump it tinto a file you can do
that by
