When apple update to iOS7, my application got this issue: I try to re-create an CvVideoCamera object. After several times recreate, CvVideoCamera object is created slower , slower then the application got crash by memory leak. This issue only available in iOS7. So, can anyone has meet this issue. Please give me advice to resolve this problem!. Thanks in advance!
I've been running into the same issue. I managed to fix it partially though.
I pulled the latest opencv version of github and rebuild the framework myself after editing the following: In "cap_ios_abstract_camera.mm" edit the stop method to the following:
- (void)stop;
{
NSLog(@"[Camera] video stopped");
running = NO;
// Release any retained subviews of the main view.
// e.g. self.myOutlet = nil;
[self.captureSession stopRunning];
[self.captureSession release];
self.captureSession = nil;
self.captureVideoPreviewLayer = nil;
self.videoCaptureConnection = nil;
captureSessionLoaded = NO;
}
The only difference with the original is [self.captureSession release] which seems to "properly" clean the AVCaptureSession. Memory usage is still rising slightly on each start/stop (might even be bad memory management in the rest of my code) but not exponentially like before this fix (which resulted into a crash).
(if you're having troubles building the opencv2.framework from source, you can always have a look at a previous answer of mine.)
Hope this helps!
I did try that solution, but it does not work for me. I tried with the last git version of OpenCV (3.0.0 - dev). Does anybody have some ideas how to solve it?
Anyway, I discovered "pause" method (which is 100% safe to memory) in the CvAbstractCamera - which is inherited by CvVideoCamera, and it does exactly the same what I wanted from "stop" method. To use it I made the class which inherits from CvVideoCamera and wrote that in the MyCvVideoCamera.h:
@interface MyCvVideoCamera : CvVideoCamera
- (void) pause;
EDIT:
unfortunately it does not help me at all, I need stop function but it leaks memory like crazy, solution mentioned by bskrt does not work to me
Asked: 2013-10-22 22:25:33 -0600
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Last updated: Mar 28 '14
I'm also facing memory issue with iOS7.
Following the image detection, I'm calling [videoCamera stop]; when I detect an image then [videoCamera start]; if something when wrong during the retrieving image process on the main thread but the more I use stop and start function, the more my application become slow until my camera stop moving :S
Furthermore due to iOS7 I'm getting 4 warning when calling [videoCamera start] function due to deprecated method which are :
AVCaptureConnection - isVideoMinFrameDurationSupported
AVCaptureConnection - setVideoMinFrameDuration:
AVCaptureConnection - isVideoMaxFrameDurationSupported
AVCaptureConnection - setVideoMaxFrameDuration:
is something can be done for not getting CvVideoCamera slow?
Sorry, I posted this as an answer previously, but were you able to find a solution?
Same issue over here, currently trying to build the latest framework from source to see if that fixes the issue. Have you guys made any progress on this?
Same issue here..., What I have noticed while I start and stop the CVVideoCamera is that first 5times or so is fine, but there is one point where the suddenly the performance changes, I mean that it looks like is not just accumulative, if you check the CPU usage you will notice a big change from 10% or so to 99... and then the memory usage start growing quickly...
I have to say that also have tried to recreate the object and it didn't work.
I hope this information will be helpful to find where the problem is. I'll keep trying to solve it in the meantime.