Crash when stop RTMP publishing about streampack HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi,
From the crash trace, all I can see is: there is a crash in the native part. That's not enough information to start looking at it.
Could you get all traces (not only the traces from your application)?

There has been a fix in the last version of StreamPack in the close of the RTMP socket. Which version do you use? Are you up to date?

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Thank you for your reply, I found the problem, before rtmpdroid v1.0.4 I use this

var tcUrl = url
val index = url.lastIndexOf("/")
if (index > 0) {
      tcUrl = url.substring(0, index)
}
socket.connect("$url tcUrl=$tcUrl live=1 flashver=FMLE/3.0\\20(compatible;\\20FMSc/1.0)")

instead of

socket.connect("$url live=1 flashver=FMLE/3.0\\20(compatible;\\20FMSc/1.0)")

because earlier I tested that publish would fail if I didn't customize tcUrl.

But with the latest code, even if I don't manually specify tcUrl, the stream should work, thanks very much.

PS: I think it would be nice to improve rtmpdroid and support a custom tcUrl method, thanks.

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Hi,

I made changes in connect(String) to avoid a crash on close or a memory loss. That explains the change of behavior. I guess I won't avoid to have that memory loss.

Why do you have to customize tcUrl?
I also see that you directly call socket.connect the RtmpProducer does not satisfied you requirements?

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Why do you have to customize tcUrl?
I also see that you directly call socket.connect the RtmpProducer does not satisfied you requirements?

Because before rtmpdroid v1.0.4, there seems to be a problem with tcurl, which contains the stream part of the push stream url, like this:

publish url: rtmp://192.168.124.203:19350/live/aaaa

Publishing a stream to the rtmp server(like SRS or ZLMediakit) using the request above would fail, so I set tcUrl manually.

But with the latest code, tcUrl seems to be working properly(liek this), so I remove the customization, thank you.

publish url: rtmp://192.168.124.203:19350/live/livestream

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Ok. I get why you needed to set tcUrl.
Let's get back to your crash.
It is a native crash so most of the stacktrace is not displayed.
Could you get all traces from adb logcat (not only the traces from your application)?

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Ok, this seems fixed.
Please reopen the issue if it is not the case.

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