App Crashes after Stopping Remote Stream

[anilmaddala]

The Android Application is successfully able to connect to the ProjectRTC hosted application.

The application crashes if we hit back button on the application or if the user presses "Stop" button after the call has stated.

[VAdaihiep]

You have same issue with me: #24
But pchab say he can not maintaining this project because of unemployment :(

[pchab]

Hi,
I'm currently working on it. I've updated the libs, and I added onPause onResume handling. Now if the user press the back button, he should be able to go back in the app without crashing it.
Still one bug left : when back in the app, the call is still going on but nothing appears on the android screen.

[pchab]

App should now correctly pause resume et destroy.

[anilmaddala]

Thank you for fixing the bugs. I Want to make some changes to the libjingle for the commit ID: 08bfc8a . Could you please tell which version of libjingle you are using? Also could you please attach the version of libjingle and webRTC you are using in your future commit?

[pchab]

I'm using rev 8871 of libjingle.
You can find it here : http://search.maven.org/#artifactdetails|io.pristine|libjingle|8871|pom

[azfarsiddiqui]

@pchab, I am using the latest AndroidRTC code. When I press the back button on RtcActivity, the app crashes on 'videoSource.dispose()' inside 'WebRtcClient->onDestroy()' method. Looking at this thread, this seems to be a fixed issue. I am using API level 21 and build tools 21.1.2. Following is the error message I see in Logcat:

Fatal error in ../../talk/app/webrtc/java/jni/peerconnection_jni.cc, line 926
Check failed: 0 == (reinterpret_cast<MediaSourceInterface*>(j_p))->Release() (0 vs. 1)
Unexpected refcount.

[azfarsiddiqui]

@anilmaddala , @VAdaihiep : Have you guys witnessed the back button crash again? Unfortunately, its still an issue for me. Please see my last comment. Can you give any pointers?

[pchab]

I'll look into it.

[naumanb]

For anyone still using the app: I found out the app wasn't even getting to the onDestroy() function. In fact, it was just getting stuck at the removePeer function in the WebRtcClient class. Removing the 'peer.pc.close()' line worked for me.