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A zero-sized buffer is a valid buffer, so collectpads considering that<br>
as such seems correct. However it seems wrong that you have zero-sized<br>
buffers in your pipeline. I would start debugging which element inserts<br>
them and why, and then make sure that this doesn't happen.<br>
<br></blockquote></div><br></div><br></div></blockquote></div><br>Thank you for the response. The information you provided does make
sense. There are only two types of elements in front of our element in
the pipeline: souphttpsrc and queue2. I suspect it's souphttpsrc that
inserted the zero-sized buffer. The problem also seems to be related to
the server that souphttpsrc fetches data from: it hasn't happened since
we reported the issue to the service provider. In order to troubleshoot
the issue, I guess I will have to wait until it happens next time, knock
on wood. However, if anyone has any general comments about how possibly
souphttpsrc inserts such zero-sized buffers, please let me know.<br>
<br>Regards,<br><br>LM<br></div></div>