java.lang.RuntimeException: too many PopLocalFrame calls about mp4parser HOT 10 CLOSED

* please check if reproducable in simulator
* please attach simple example

I refuse to engage in your requests. Where are you based. Fly to NYC and let me 
show you in person

The simulator is irrelevant. Android phones ARE simulators.

Do you not have an Android phone? If so ,I personally will send you one.

Since I'm providing the support here for free I expect you to deliver an 
example for me to reproduce the issue and to stay calm and polite.

I don't have a Nexus S and since the problem does not occur on every device the 
question if you can reproduce problem also on the simulator is NOT irrelevant. 
I'm not going to try to reproduce the problem when I cannot be sure that the 
problem is even reproducable on my device or with my input data.

As you can see from the stacktrace the problem happens when the 
DefaultMp4Builder calls write(ByteBuffer[] srcs). That call causes something 
internal to go wrong. 

Nevertheless I changed the DefaultMp4Builder code in the trunk a bit so that no 
more than 64 byte buffers are written at a time. You could try that but since I 
haven't reproduced the problem it's just a gut feeling. If it's still failing 
you could set the public static DefaultMp4Builder#STEPSIZE to 1. If that still 
doesn't cure your problem I'll really need to reproduce the problem with your 
help. 

Sounds good ! I will try and report !

Hi,

I managed to create the nearly minimal case where this error is exhibited. I'm 
sorry for the extra cruft, it's just an empty IntelliJ Idea project with the 
video handling run from the activity oncreate.

I tried to run it on Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Android 4.1) and Samsung Galaxy Tab 
7.7 (Android 4.0) and both crash with the too many PopLocalFrame calls. I then 
tried running it on two emulators. On 3.2 emulator the test app runs just fine 
and the output.mp4 is correctly generated. 4.0.3 emulator hangs similarly to 
the galaxies.

Please download the video: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20811996/input.mp4 (320x240 
3min 2sec)and push it to the emulator at /sdcard/input.mp4, then run the app.

Please don't hesitate to contact me, I may have a stab at fixing this myself 
tomorrow during office hours(GMT +3)

-Jaakko Nissi

Hmm,

I'm sorry I bothered you with this extra material before testing through. I 
just compiled the latest trunk from svn and the test app seems to run fine when 
compiled with that isoparser jar. 

Hopefully we can expect the RC-16 jar sometime soon. Meanwhile I'll use the jar 
I just compiled with the main software I'm writing and test even longer videos. 
I'll report back on how it goes.

 -Jaakko Nissi

Oh, and I was using RC-15 with the failing app, so it seems your gut feeling 
was spot on.

 -Jaakko Nissi

A video of 13 minutes 1 seconds went through just fine, so I'll just shut up 
and stop spamming now.

 -Jaakko Nissi