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Hi,
I'm having issues with sporadic crashes of my app using WebEye. This happens when trying to re-StartPlay() after the stream stopped with StreamFailed event (usually with error avformat_open_input() failed: Invalid data found when processing input).
There's no way to catch an exception in C# code. I collected some debug data with Procdump and it points to AccessViolation error.
This happens in some 1/10 cases, the stream mostly resumes correctly. My app often operates in shaky networks with occasional outages and high latencies. But it's quite easy to reproduce on standard environment too, I can help with that if needed.
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I have the same issue, please help.
If stream stops with any reason an i try to start to play again, the app quits without throwing a catchable error, but in windows log i see this:
Application: SMARTHOME-C.exe
CoreCLR Version: 8.0.1124.51707
.NET Version: 8.0.11
Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception.
Exception Info: exception code c0000005, exception address 00007FFC0D78ACD4
Hi,
I'm having issues with sporadic crashes of my app using WebEye. This happens when trying to re-
StartPlay()
after the stream stopped withStreamFailed
event (usually with erroravformat_open_input() failed: Invalid data found when processing input
).There's no way to catch an exception in C# code. I collected some debug data with Procdump and it points to AccessViolation error.
This happens in some 1/10 cases, the stream mostly resumes correctly. My app often operates in shaky networks with occasional outages and high latencies. But it's quite easy to reproduce on standard environment too, I can help with that if needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: