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Laurent Aimar wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
On Thu, Mar 05, 2009, Rémi Denis-Courmont wrote:
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<pre wrap="">This happens only with the Qt4 interface, and only if a video was played.
Looking at the sequence of hold/release over the video output, the fullscreen
controller is leaking its object references again.
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<pre wrap=""><!----> Fixed by [dca8d565348db646b07e7e15904dcd440375fb78], a simple vlc_object_release
was missing.
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<pre wrap="">Possibly the FSC is not even deleted.
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<pre wrap=""><!----> I think it is.
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<pre wrap="">In retrospect, the 1,5 Gigabyte leak measured by xxcv is not surprising, if
all video outputs are leaked (-> all multi-megabytes pictures heaps).
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<pre wrap=""><!----> So this one should now be fixed.
xxcv, could confirm or not that this issue is fixed ?
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Unfortunately this doesn't fix the 1.5 Gigabyte memory invalidation
problem.<br>
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Since the problem exists in libvlccore this only occurs when input
changing fast,<br>
as well as if you use Goom visualization (already made a ticket on this
few months ago)<br>
(you can check Trac if it ever comes back on ...)<br>
on each jump to next audio playlist item there's huge memory leaked.<br>
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Therefore seeing vlc.exe process in task manager memory growing rapidly.<br>
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Regards.<br>
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