Close avio object *before* encode destruction. And flush, too. #773
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The
Failed to open input buffer
aren't resolved as they were visible in https://github.com/pytorch/torchcodec/actions/runs/16238309871/job/45851804069?pr=757.So #724 is still a problem, and #755 wasn't a proper fix.
I hope this one is the one. It does 2 things:
avio_close()
at the end ofencode()
. Not just when the encoder is destructed. That makes sense.avio_flush()
, which was potentially needed. I'm not entirely sure, but it's probably needed. Or at least it's fairly clear that callingavio_close()
isn't enough anyway, because we are seeing the error not just when relying on FFmpeg's default avio object, but also when usingto_tensor()
: https://github.com/pytorch/torchcodec/actions/runs/16238309871/job/45851804069?pr=757.