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<blockquote data-quote="te3hpurp" data-source="post: 638479" data-attributes="member: 82806">Hi.I was wondering why some videos hanged every now and then, I need to restartMp lient in order to survive. It locks up Directx totally. Nothing could be played when it happens.Last line in log is from OnlineVideosPlayer.csIBaseFilter sourceFilter = DirectShowUtil.AddFilterToGraph(graphBuilder, &quot;File Source (URL)&quot;);After that I think is the dangerous part.new Thread(MonitorBufferProgress) { IsBackground = true, Name = &quot;MonitorBufferProgress&quot; }.Start();while (PercentageBuffered &lt; OnlineVideoSettings.Instance.playbuffer) Thread.Sleep(50);If MonitorBufferProgress does not upgrade PercentageBuffered, or Thread gets otherwise messed, then there is a possibility for infinity-loop. I think that's happening for me quite regulary.There should be some some monitoring of MonitorBufferProgress thread and/or break that while loop, saying for example cannot retrieve data.Br,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="te3hpurp, post: 638479, member: 82806"] Hi. I was wondering why some videos hanged every now and then, I need to restart Mp lient in order to survive. It locks up Directx totally. Nothing could be played when it happens. Last line in log is from OnlineVideosPlayer.cs IBaseFilter sourceFilter = DirectShowUtil.AddFilterToGraph(graphBuilder, "File Source (URL)"); After that I think is the dangerous part. new Thread(MonitorBufferProgress) { IsBackground = true, Name = "MonitorBufferProgress" }.Start(); while (PercentageBuffered < OnlineVideoSettings.Instance.playbuffer) Thread.Sleep(50); If MonitorBufferProgress does not upgrade PercentageBuffered, or Thread gets otherwise messed, then there is a possibility for infinity-loop. I think that's happening for me quite regulary. There should be some some monitoring of MonitorBufferProgress thread and/or break that while loop, saying for example cannot retrieve data. Br, [/QUOTE]

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