Create a new composition.
Add a video input (or plasma image), create a stock Core Image Filter (the default one is fine), and a billboard.
Attach the video input to the filter, and the filter to the billboard. Everything should be fine.
Then open the inspector panel for the core image filter. Go to the settings tab. Then check the Edit Filter Function check box.
At this point, with the inspector panel open, it seems like the filter is retaining all the images that pass through it (causing eventual slowdowns, and maybe a crash, if it runs long enough I guess)? Stopping the composition or unchecking the box seems to release all the retained images, returning things to normal (so it's not a true memory leak, because they're referenced somewhere).
Can anyone else confirm/reject this? -- [ christopher wright ] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kineme.net/
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