Using multi-channel audio support causes memory leaks

[OlafZwe]

A (native) memory leak occurs when using the following setup:
Enabling all audio channels by initializing the decoder with enableAllAudioCh = true.
Pulling that multi-channel audio data using the C# function getAllAudioChannelData.

This memory leak appears to occurs both when testing in the Unity editor, as well as in a standalone Windows build of the Unity app.

[kyo8568131]

Hi OlafZwe,
Thanks for the feedback. I'll check and fix it.

[kyo8568131]

Hi, I had tried, but I can't find memory leak.
Could you help to provide more details and the test video?
Thanks.

[OlafZwe]

To reproduce the memory leak (and CPU usage spike), make the following changes to the Demo scene:

• Remove all but the 360Video and Camera objects
• Point the VideoSourceController component in 360Video to any .mp4 file with audio track
• in VideoSourceController.cs, change line 62 to: decoder.initDecoder(fileSeeker.getPath(), true);
• in VideoSourceController.cs, add the following Update function:

public void Update()
{
	if (decoder != null && (int)decoder.getDecoderState() >= 3)
	{
		float[] audioBuffer;
		double time;
		int samplesPerChannel;
		decoder.getAllAudioChannelData(out audioBuffer, out time, out samplesPerChannel);
	}
}

Running this Demo scene spikes CPU and memory usage, and this usage does not go down when stopping the scene in the editor.

[kyo8568131]

I do the same thing but the memory usage didn't raise over time.
So I think it may be not an issue of memory leak.
I'll keep monitoring it, thanks.