JDK-8120882 : Crash while using extended Seek While Scroll on Windows for MediaPlayer
  • Type: Bug
  • Component: javafx
  • Sub-Component: media
  • Affected Version: 7u10
  • Priority: P4
  • Status: Resolved
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Submitted: 2013-01-14
  • Updated: 2015-07-15
  • Resolved: 2013-04-26
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Related Reports
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JDK-8101978 - Add explicit dispose() method to MediaPlayer
Description
My application crash while using extended seek on the move of slider.Reflected on Windows-XP SP 3 and Windows-7, working fine on Mac OSX.
For GUI, I am using FXML
Comments
Re-resolve as fixed.
26-04-2013
http://jfxsrc.us.oracle.com/javafx/8.0/scrum/media/media/source/hg/javafx/8.0/scrum/media/media/rev/3f4befcfa0ea
22-03-2013
Will any work around you find guys. If I had done something wrong please tell.I also checked this with JavaFx 2.2.6(Build 4 and 8) beta version the problem still persists. Please help.
23-01-2013
Test Application provided by Reporter.
18-01-2013
Comment from Reporter sent to me via private email: I has not found any error message in my netbeans. I am agree with your point that this problem is related to media not with FXML. This problem mostly comes with the Large media files.and for my application the file size will be larger than 9GB. And if you simultaneously load different file again and again this problem comes. I made certain changes in the test application from where you can add list of files in the source list and by doing double-click the file will be loaded in the MediaPlayer. This bug is also coming with small files you have to do is just slide the slider using mouse continuously for 2-4 minute during that time just watch the memory level it will increases accordingly and at certain level it crashes the application.
18-01-2013
I tried to reproduce the problem you are facing, but I was not able to reproduce it, but I do not have such huge video file right now. Seems to me more as problem with Media than with FXML. If you run the application in NB do you get some error message in console?
18-01-2013
I received your attachments. From now one use More Actions->Attach Files and More Actions->Attach screenshot.
17-01-2013
I has send the test-app to both of you on your email "milan.kubec@oracle.com" and "kirill.kirichenko@oracle.com" from my email that is "rahul.sharma@appulse.com" Please check your email. And please suggest any workaround.
17-01-2013
If you click Edit for this issue you should be able to attach any file. Without providing more info we cannot identify the problem. You could at least provide some code where you work with the media.
17-01-2013
I Tried this with version 2.2.6 beta but the problem still persists. Is there any workaround for this? I am stuck here. Plenty of issues coming in my application due to this memory leaks. My application is actually play/Edit application and providing a List where user can add multiple videos and load those videos one by one in MediaPlayer to play those video. If the user simultaneously load the video file,after a while the application crashed. If user used a very large file more than 40GB, It loads first file and plays but for second file it hangs and memory graph increased high. My release date already being affected and my client being frustrated now. Please help.
17-01-2013
Sir, I am unable to find the way from where i could attache the source-code and executable jar. This is a memory leak issue memory simultaneously encreasing on the call of seek.
15-01-2013
Could you supply a crash report a test app or something to check with ?
14-01-2013