[vlc] Re: VLC player memory problmm, such as leakage

[Oivind]

What kind of multicast stream? Codec, bandwidth, etc? I experienced
such a leak using RTSP (live.com) multicast using mpga codec
(mpeg2->mpeg4). The problem happens less frequently when streaming
with plain "vlc-specific" multicast udp. However, my tests are from
half a year ago (vlc 0.8.2) and I would assume such leaks were dealt
with by now. Maybe not.

Oivind


On 1/13/06, Sangho Lee <shlee at cosmos.kaist.ac.kr> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> These days I got an experiment about video steaming with two PCs,
> where installed Windows XP and VLC media player ver 0.8.4a.
> (The physical memory size of each PC is 512MB.)
>
> The basic experiment is that one PC (sender) sends a video with multicast
> and the other PC (receiver) receives it. And two PCs are in same subnet.
>
> However after sending the video for 2 ~ 3 hours, the sender's physical memory
> usage is peak and the VLC player process of the sender is killed.
>
> (Actually 25MB physical memory is used at starting point,
> but at around death point the used memory is about 400MB.)
>
> Is there any known problem about these kinds of problem?
> And if so, what can I do solve this problem?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> - shlee
>
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