On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 12:55 AM, Sébastien Escudier
wrote:
> Quoting Ross Finlayson :
>
> > >I don't seem to get the stack overflow anymore, but something tells
> > >me if this records for a while and all of these chunks are kept in
> > >memory, then it'll blow up pretty soon.
> >
> > Yes, and un
Quoting Ross Finlayson :
> >I don't seem to get the stack overflow anymore, but something tells
> >me if this records for a while and all of these chunks are kept in
> >memory, then it'll blow up pretty soon.
>
> Yes, and unfortunately there's not a lot we can do about this,
> because of the stupi
I don't seem to get the stack overflow anymore, but something tells
me if this records for a while and all of these chunks are kept in
memory, then it'll blow up pretty soon.
Yes, and unfortunately there's not a lot we can do about this,
because of the stupid brain-damaged way in which the ".m
I am recording h264 to the QuickTimeFileSink, and I was getting a stack
overflow whenever I close my recorder and the sink gets destructed. I ended
up applying the changes below to iteratively delete the chunks, but I was
wondering if there was something I'm supposed to do in order to clean up the
