design: scheduling: readability and grammar fixes

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Reynaldo H. Verdejo Pinochet 2016-12-29 15:01:17 -08:00
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@ -66,18 +66,18 @@ typedef enum {
* *
* **`_SEEKABLE`**: the offset of a pull operation can be specified, if this * **`_SEEKABLE`**: the offset of a pull operation can be specified, if this
flag is false, the offset should be -1, flag is false, the offset should be -1.
* **` _SEQUENTIAL`**: suggest sequential access to the data. If`` _SEEKABLE`` is * **`_SEQUENTIAL`**: suggest sequential access to the data. If `_SEEKABLE`
specified, seeks are allowed but should be avoided. This is common for network is specified, seeks are allowed but should be avoided. This is common for
streams. network streams.
* **`_BANDWIDTH_LIMITED`**: suggest the element supports buffering data for * **`_BANDWIDTH_LIMITED`**: suggest the element supports buffering data for
downstream to cope with bandwidth limitations. If this flag is on the downstream to cope with bandwidth limitations. If this flag is on, the
downstream element might ask for more data than necessary for normal playback. downstream element might ask for more data than necessary for normal
This use-case is interesting for on-disk buffering scenarios for instance. Seek playback. This use-case is interesting for on-disk buffering scenarios for
operations might be slow as well so downstream elements should take this into instance. Seek operations might be slow as well so downstream elements
consideration. should take this into consideration.
* (out) **`minsize`**: `G_TYPE_INT` (default 1): the suggested minimum size of pull requests * (out) **`minsize`**: `G_TYPE_INT` (default 1): the suggested minimum size of pull requests
* (out) **`maxsize`**: `G_TYPE_INT` (default -1, unlimited): the suggested maximum size of pull requests * (out) **`maxsize`**: `G_TYPE_INT` (default -1, unlimited): the suggested maximum size of pull requests
@ -243,4 +243,4 @@ When activating the pads:
has to operate in chain mode. has to operate in chain mode.
- identity chan only work chain based and so filesrc creates a thread - identity chan only work chain based and so filesrc creates a thread
to push data to identity. to push data to it.