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Cause of "QImage::scaleWidth: Image is a null image" Log Message #27

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masuibass opened this issue Nov 7, 2024 · 3 comments
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@masuibass
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Following the instructions in the README.md of the Zoom Meeting SDK for Linux Headless Bot Sample and joining a meeting, I observed the following logs:

zoomsdk-1  | ✅ configure
zoomsdk-1  | ✅ initialize
zoomsdk-1  | ✅ authorize
zoomsdk-1  | ✅ join a meeting
zoomsdk-1  | ⏳ connecting to the meeting
zoomsdk-1  | ❌ unknown meeting status
zoomsdk-1  | ⏳ reconnecting to the meeting
zoomsdk-1  | QImage::scaleWidth: Image is a null image
zoomsdk-1  | QImage::scaleWidth: Image is a null image
zoomsdk-1  | QImage::scaleWidth: Image is a null image
zoomsdk-1  | ⏳ connecting to the meeting
zoomsdk-1  | ✅ connected
zoomsdk-1  | ⏳ requesting local recording privilege
zoomsdk-1  | ⏳ disconnecting from the meeting
zoomsdk-1  | ✅ meeting ended

The repeated log messages QImage::scaleWidth: Image is a null image are somewhat unexpected, and I’m curious about the root cause. Could you clarify what might be causing these messages? Are they related to any configuration or setting within the SDK or environment?

Additionally, if possible, I would appreciate any advice on how to prevent these messages from appearing in the logs.

Thank you for your support.

@senavs
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senavs commented Dec 10, 2024

+1
@MaxMansfield do you have any ideas on this?

@Schenk0
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Schenk0 commented Dec 13, 2024

+1
Also experiencing this issue

@yuva19102003
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Mee too

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