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vlc: growing memory usage when reading some AVI files
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This bug still exists in maverick with this package version:
Package: vlc
Version: 1.1.4-1ubuntu1
Unfortunately I cannot reopen it. I will open another bug...
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Julien, in a vlc forum a user suggest to use the following script to
limit the ram usage of vlc and avoid your system becoming unstable:
#!/bin/bash
source /etc/profile
ulimit -v 1048576
vlc
The memory leak still occurs, but it just eats 1GB (you can set it to
another value depending on your ram)
Thanks for your reply Rémi.
I try to do my best but when OOM occurs, my laptop becomes unusable,
after 30s it starts to swap and load is increasing crazily, I think
Valgrind is stuck as the whole system, so what do you suggest ?
FYI, I have 4GB RAM, and it is filled out in less than 1 minute.
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That is the first few lines of the log. I would expect it to be well
over a thousand lines long.
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Here is the long-awaited log.
Lauched with : G_SLICE=always-malloc G_DEBUG=gc-friendly valgrind -v
--tool=memcheck --leak-check=full --num-callers=40 --log-
file=valgrind.log /usr/bin/cvlc rtsp://...
Note that I had to kill -9 VLC so I don't know if valgrind has had
enough time to log memory pro
Unfortunately, this is a private stream, I can't spread url :(
I'll give a try to Valgrind as soon as possible and attach the result
here.
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Hi Julien,
I wonder if you can specify the URL of the RTSP stream you were watching
so anyone else can try to experience this bug on it. Me personnaly never
watches any RTSP translations so I am unaware how I can test it for
myself. If you can provide that stream I will be able to run Valgring
aga
I am still waiting for a valgrind memory leak trace and/or a clear fully
specified way to reproduce the problem.
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Hello,
Same problem here, when trying to watch a RTSP stream (RTP over RTSP).
Can see the video, but the sound is very crappy (nosiy/jerky) and after
some seconds, VLC is using more and more memory, resulting in very high
loads and swapping. I think the sound problem may be a clue (who said
pulsea
Frank, the point is not to prove that there is a leak. The point is to
understand where the leak comes from. Neither a kernel OOM log, nor a
screenshot of top or a similar tool helps in that regard.
Some things that could help:
- a set of steps to reliably reproduce the problem,
- checking if th
I'm listening via VLC player HTTP streamed radio on 512MB memory computer.
Then computer out of memory and get some swap, delaying VLC, VLC gets crazy and
consuming all of reachable memory =) till killed by OOM killer. Log is here:
http://pastebin.org/391762
Can show up some top screenshots (wher
On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 08:30:33 (EDT), Rémi Denis-Courmont wrote:
> Better than nothing, but then apport crash analysis will fail, won't
it?
indeed, apport doesn't work with packages from PPAs
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Better than nothing, but then apport crash analysis will fail, won't it?
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On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 04:17:02 (EDT), Rémi Denis-Courmont wrote:
> The VLC blacklisting is more-or-less a hack and requires VLC-side
> infrastructure not available in VLC 1.0.x. To my understanding, Ubuntu
> won't backport VLC 1.1 to Lucid. So essentially, it's game over.
I'm currently consider
There are many ways to get VLC 1.1.x to Ubuntu Lucid: build it yourself,
get it from an unofficial repository, or recompile/backport the package
from Ubuntu Maverick. I just don't think it fixes the real problem for
the real users.
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All right, thank you for the hints. I will run Valgrind again with
headless VLC as soon as I get to my home laptop.
I am also not sure that one cannot find VLC 1.1.x for Lucid in certain
PPA. Anyway I am able to build VLC myself with required build settings
in the case it will fix the bug.
Mon,
The only way to prevent the offending plugin(s) from loading is to
remove it, which means remove kdelibs5, which means remove KDE. I am not
aware of any way to manually blacklist some Qt4 plugins otherwise.
The VLC blacklisting is more-or-less a hack and requires VLC-side
infrastructure not availa
So, what is the solution now for the VLC for KDE users? Should I upgrade
to vlc 1.1.0 to get rid of KDE modules to be loaded? How can I check and
control what modules are loaded?
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Status: New => Won't Fix
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These leaks are pretty much all in the KDE plugins for Qt4. This is not
a VLC bug. Now I don't mean to be pessimistic, but that makes your
problem Kubuntu-specific. From past experience, Kubuntu and KDE guys
don't care about KDE bugs in non-KDE applications (like VLC).
In VLC 1.1.0, the KDE plugin
OK, I ran VLC under Valgrind for several hours. Didn't get the crash
this time, but in the logfile attached there are definitely messages
about memory leaks.
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Once and for all, we could not care less about the dmesg output. I think
everybody understood it was a run-away memory leak causing an OOM. Thing
is, the kernel debug is totally helpless when it comes to reproducing
the problem or figuring out where and why precisely the leak is in VLC
userspace.
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I'm a bit busy at this time.
If you can follow these instructions:
Install vlc-dbg https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash
take a valgrind leak check log https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Valgrind
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Got the same problem. Ububntu 10.04 (recently dist-upgraded from 9.10)
x86_64 with
$ vlc -v
VLC media player 1.0.6 Goldeneye
Experienced this problem several times.
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This bug affects me too, with both 1.0.6 from the lucid repo and 1.1.0
from the c-korn-ppa. Their is no output on stdout or stderr, vlc just
suddenly takes up a full core and starts to allocate memory at an
incredible speed. Video will continue playing, at least until the swap
slows down the syste
1/5times that I watch a movie I get an out of memory. In that moment VLC
is consuming more than 90% of the memory, my computer have 3GB of RAM
and 1.5GB of SWAP. I can confirm that this happens at least with avi and
mkv files, low and high resolution.
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I also experienced the same problem; Here is my dmesg | tail:
[24450.182096] Swap cache stats: add 886136, delete 882337, find 36973/48933
[24450.182101] Free swap = 128kB
[24450.182106] Total swap = 1648632kB
[24450.187653] 163819 pages RAM
[24450.187660] 0 pages HighMem
[24450.187664] 4268 pag
We need a way to reproduce the problem, and/or a valgrind leak check
log. Otherwise, there is really nothing we can do.
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