I just have a question to ask regarding exporting video files. I took about 8 - 20 minute shows and exported them using the highest quality h.264 encoder. I checked the activity monitor and toast was using around 50 MB of real memory. I checked back about couple hours later into the encoding and found that toast was using about 200 MB of real memory, then I looked back a few hours more and found that toast was using 1 GB of real memory (Luckily I have a 2 GB System). Is this the way toast is supposed to work? Or is there a memory leak?
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I just have a question to ask regarding exporting video files. I took about 8 - 20 minute shows and exported them using the highest quality h.264 encoder. I checked the activity monitor and toast was using around 50 MB of real memory. I checked back about couple hours later into the encoding and found that toast was using about 200 MB of real memory, then I looked back a few hours more and found that toast was using 1 GB of real memory (Luckily I have a 2 GB System). Is this the way toast is supposed to work? Or is there a memory leak?
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