AHardwareBuffer resource is not release

[doleszki]

You need to call AHardwareBuffer_release(h_buffer) on the receiver to release the hardware buffer otherwise the receiver runs out of file descriptors and will stop working after receiving a limited quantity of frames. For me this was at around ~512 received buffers; slightly less since I had some other files open.

[sjfricke]

hmm, guess I did forget that, accept PR's ;)

[doleszki]

I’m new’ish to android development and it took me a few hours to figure this one out. Didn’t mean to be pedantic for a demo repo, but just wanted to save others the time I spent if they use your example. Thanks, your code helped me a lot .

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[sjfricke]

No totally understand, but figure it would be faster for you to make a PR of the quick change compared to me cloning, building, and testing it on my end. Totally agree should be fixed for future stragglers