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design: scheduling: rework some paragraphs for clarity/grammar
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# Scheduling
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The scheduling in GStreamer is based on pads actively pushing
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(producing) data or pad pulling in data (consuming) from other pads.
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(producing) data or pulling (consuming) data from other pads.
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## Pushing
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A pad can produce data and push it to the next pad. A pad that behaves
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this way exposes a loop function that will be called repeatedly until it
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returns false. The loop function is allowed to block whenever it wants.
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this way exposes a loop function that will be repeatedly called until it
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returns false. This loop function is allowed to block whenever it wants.
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When the pad is deactivated the loop function should unblock though.
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A pad operating in the push mode can only produce data to a pad that
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