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Yup, like I said, I don't think the issue is with MovingPictures and I'm sure you're cleaning up memory as you should. Memory growth really happens for me when I play a video, then stop, then play another, then stop, etc. After playing and stopping about 6-10 720p/1080p MKVs, the memory growth occurs. What I notice is that when I start a video, memory goes up, and when I stop it memory is freed but not all the memory, and thus the leak. Eventually the leak gets rather larger and MP's private byte usage goes up significantly.

I posted here because as is shown with your excellent response time, I expected to get the best response and insight into my problem in this sub-forum. I've posted this issue elsewhere on the forum with little to no response from devs.

Anyhow, I'm investigating the code further and may try to run some profiling to see what's going on. Hopefully I can fix this on my own.

Thanks for your help.

<blockquote data-quote="damaster" data-source="post: 376005" data-attributes="member: 60795">Yup, like I said, I don't think the issue is with MovingPictures and I'm sure you're cleaning up memory as you should.&nbsp; Memory growth really happens for me when I play a video, then stop, then play another, then stop, etc.&nbsp; After playing and stopping about 6-10 720p/1080p MKVs, the memory growth occurs.&nbsp; What I notice is that when I start a video, memory goes up, and when I stop it memory is freed but not all the memory, and thus the leak.&nbsp; Eventually the leak gets rather larger and MP's private byte usage goes up significantly.I posted here because as is shown with your excellent response time, I expected to get the best response and insight into my problem in this sub-forum.&nbsp; I've posted this issue elsewhere on the forum with little to no response from devs.&nbsp; Anyhow, I'm investigating the code further and may try to run some profiling to see what's going on.&nbsp; Hopefully I can fix this on my own.Thanks for your help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="damaster, post: 376005, member: 60795"] Yup, like I said, I don't think the issue is with MovingPictures and I'm sure you're cleaning up memory as you should. Memory growth really happens for me when I play a video, then stop, then play another, then stop, etc. After playing and stopping about 6-10 720p/1080p MKVs, the memory growth occurs. What I notice is that when I start a video, memory goes up, and when I stop it memory is freed but not all the memory, and thus the leak. Eventually the leak gets rather larger and MP's private byte usage goes up significantly. I posted here because as is shown with your excellent response time, I expected to get the best response and insight into my problem in this sub-forum. I've posted this issue elsewhere on the forum with little to no response from devs. Anyhow, I'm investigating the code further and may try to run some profiling to see what's going on. Hopefully I can fix this on my own. Thanks for your help. [/QUOTE]