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tutorials: time-management: fix typo
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=790196
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@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ in nanoseconds. Numbers expressing different time units then, should be
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multiplied by macros like `GST_SECOND` or `GST_MSECOND`. This also makes
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your code more readable.
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If we got a message, we process it in the `handle_message`` `function
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If we got a message, we process it in the `handle_message` function
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(next subsection), otherwise:
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### User interface refreshing
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@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ most queries would fail.
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We get here approximately 10 times per second, a good enough refresh
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rate for our UI. We are going to print on screen the current media
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position, which we can learn be querying the pipeline. This involves a
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position, which we can learn by querying the pipeline. This involves a
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few steps that will be shown in the next subsection, but, since position
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and duration are common enough queries, `GstElement` offers easier,
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ready-made alternatives:
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