Hello everyone,
We are having an issue when closing a GStreamer audio pipeline on
python.
Apparently, after the pipeline is closed it does not free all its resources. This has the consequence of an increasing number of file descriptors when restarting the pipeline on the same program (sockets, apparently, as listed on /proc/<PROC_ID>/fd).
We have tested this with alsasink on both C and python, but the C script didn't seem to have this issue, so we thought it was an issue with the python bindings.
We opened a bug with more details here:
Is anybody else having this issue?
Cheers,
Alfonso Rodríguez Pereira
TELTEK Video Research
http://teltek.es/
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