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valgrind is very CPU intensive, yes. I never managed to decode video under valgrind. Darn, that's inconvenient! It's going to be hard to find a memory leak, then, if the tool that lets us find it takes up most of the cpu's time. Perhaps what is needed here is someone who has a latest greatest up to...

VLC only follows one RTP stream by default. You can increase the limit, but you will get two videos at the same time... Normally, you'd rather want to not send two streams to the same destination... Yes, I had gathered that, and when running this "for real" I'll be doing that, however, I ...

I started up valgrind using the following... valgrind -v --leak-check=full --log-file=tc-vlc-valgrind.log vlc -vvv NineShaneAcker.flv.mpg --repeat --sout='#transcode{vcodec=h264}':'rtp{dst=192.168.2.54,port=1238,sdp=rtsp://192.168.2.34:8088/test.sdp}' and I did so on a version of vlc that I built us...

Can you remove the --enable-optimize-memory and try again? Can you provide a full valgrind log and post it here or send it to me by mail? Yes, I can remove teh enable optimize memory flag and rebuild and try again, however, I think it will just verify that the problem is still there as I have obser...

Hello there folks, I hate to jump in so late here, but I've been running vlc in anticipation of using it to stream video from an embedded system and so I'm running tests on vlc to determine what kind of processor it would take. TO make an insanely long story short, I'm noticing what appears to be a ...