So I tried an ```opam reinstall gstreamer``` (and also ```uninstall
gstreamer``` followed by ``install```), and how I can test is that on the
telnet interface I run ```output(dot)gstreamer.skip``` and I still see the
memory use increase steadily.
Maybe you have to up the version so opam picks
Ah, you didn't change the version number. Not sure if opam is installing the
new ocaml-gstreamer now ..
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Could you try with the latest `ocaml-gstreamer`? I've made some fixes that
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Ocaml-ffmpeg no longer reuses output buffers by default. So it is not necessary
to copy the output data anymore.
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* Use the current ffmpeg API
* Revert "Use
