Soumith Chintala

i dont know, i have the same setup, and I see no issues. 10.9.3 and v0.10.28

probably, i dont know, but I dont see an error when I import socket inside node.

can verify that this: - happens on Ubuntu 14.04 - does not happen in CentOS 6.6

We really wrote this in the context of torch, and in that case getting a pixel is pretty direct (access the tensor location). If you want direct pixel access in...

I think it is. we only test and build stuff in the torch environment. Considering the ins and outs of this library are torch tensors, maybe pretty essential.

you have to run loadsave.lua from inside the test folder, i.e.: ``` lua cd test th loadsave.lua ``` The error you see is when it does not find the file....

@bobbens if you want to use the native resolution, try this newly and cleanly written package that directly interfaces with the ffmpeg C API: https://github.com/MichaelMathieu/THFFmpeg

that thread is old news. we now have heap tracking for tensors, that automatically triggers the GC after certain memory thresholds. can you upgrade your torch / cutorch and reconfirm.

@kmul00 have you tried: mattorch.save('file.mat',variable,'-v7.3')

@kmul00 ugh! that sucks. Maybe try this function/lib https://github.com/soumith/matio-ffi.torch#save-a-tensor-or-a-set-of-tensors-to-a-mat-file