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Hello, I am witnessing a bizarre issue with the Decklink Quad, and have not come across this with the Duo or Single SDI cards. I build a directshow graph that uses the filters registered from Decklink64.dll to render multiple inputs. At first all inputs are working fine, but then over (what appears to be random) time one of the inputs stop working (say input 4) when trying to build the graph in GraphEdit or creating an instance through code (C# in my case):
decklinkVideoCapture = (IBaseFilter)Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromCLSID(VideoPreviewCaptureGuid));
What's really weird is that working around this is to switch the input to say input 1 but then over another period of time input 1 stops working and 4 comes back alive.
This does not happen in Decklink.dll, just the 64 bit dll.
The exception that occurs complains about out of memory however with 12GB of memory (tested on multiple systems, with multiple cards), that exception does not make sense. I debugged the exception further and found it breaking at a line in disassembly mode that there is a pointer... which I believe is an invalid pointer, maybe the wrong memory reference?
Has anybody seen this before with the Quad using 64 bit directshow filters?
Cheers.
decklinkVideoCapture = (IBaseFilter)Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromCLSID(VideoPreviewCaptureGuid));
What's really weird is that working around this is to switch the input to say input 1 but then over another period of time input 1 stops working and 4 comes back alive.
This does not happen in Decklink.dll, just the 64 bit dll.
The exception that occurs complains about out of memory however with 12GB of memory (tested on multiple systems, with multiple cards), that exception does not make sense. I debugged the exception further and found it breaking at a line in disassembly mode that there is a pointer... which I believe is an invalid pointer, maybe the wrong memory reference?
Has anybody seen this before with the Quad using 64 bit directshow filters?
Cheers.