[SOLVED] ffmpeg 1:1.0.1-1 memory leak? it was the file nevermind

Question

Running devede with ffmpeg and my memory usage with 1:1.0.1-1 went from about 1.29 GB to 18 GB while encoding a film. Thought it may be my setup so I downgraded ffmpeg to try a test and see and sure enough no large memory needed (about 2.19 GB at max). Back to normal. Can anyone else verify this? I searched on the bug tracker and didn't see anything posted. Is there something new ffmpeg does that requires more space?
Edit: Nope. It was the file I was working on. Should have tried another file I guess. It is a little disturbing that a video encode could do this but nonetheless it was an issue on my end.
Mod: Please throw this post in the trash if you want.
Last edited by dodo3773 (2013-01-28 00:56:55)

Answer 1

hjorthboggild wrote:Sunnemer, one more question for you: Can you have the Subversion package excisting on your system when using Eclipse and SVN (with the JavaSVN option)
I've installed subversion and eclipse via pacman, the subclipse-plugin via the eclipse-update-manager. I set up an local repository and where able connecting my running svnserve without any problem. If i remember correctly JavaSVN doesn't support accessing the repository with file://path/to/repository/project.
Set-up steps:
1. edit /etc/conf.d/svnserve to set the repository root (-r /path/to/repository)
2a. svnadmin create add /path/to/my/repository/root/project
2b. edit /path/to/my/repository/root/project/conf/*
3. svn co svn://localhost/project
4. create some files and add them to your repository
svn add filenames
5. svn commit
How did you set up your subversion repository? Have you ever tried to checkout an existing project with:
svn co svn://localhost/my/repository
Maybe there is something wrong with you server configuration. Have a look at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ .
Greets
Sunnemer