Check for ndiLib when destroying receiver and framesync #1084
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Great! This was something I was experiencing as well recently, even added a comment about it in the code. Looking to see if this can be added in the next release too. |
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The 100ms delay if no_of_connections == 0 can mean the thread loop will exit after the ndiLib has been destroyed in module unload. Adding a check for a valid ndiLib link before calling destroy methods will keep shutdown from crashing.