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manual: add some text about bin state change order

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Wim Taymans 2012-10-11 17:07:39 +02:00
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@ -162,9 +162,18 @@ main (int argc,
to this state. This means it's usually only necessary to set the state to this state. This means it's usually only necessary to set the state
of the top-level pipeline to start up the pipeline or shut it down. of the top-level pipeline to start up the pipeline or shut it down.
</para> </para>
<para>
The bin will perform the state changes on all its children from the
sink element to the source element. This ensures that the downstream
element is ready to receive data when the upstream element is brought
to PAUSED or PLAYING. Similarly when shutting down, the sink elements
will be set to READY or NULL first, which will cause the upstream
elements to receive a FLUSHING error and stop the streaming threads
before the elements are set to the READY or NULL state.
</para>
<para> <para>
Note, however, that if elements are added to a bin or pipeline that's Note, however, that if elements are added to a bin or pipeline that's
already running, , e.g. from within a "pad-added" or "new-decoded-pad" already running, , e.g. from within a "pad-added"
signal callback, its state will not automatically be brought in line with signal callback, its state will not automatically be brought in line with
the current state or target state of the bin or pipeline it was added to. the current state or target state of the bin or pipeline it was added to.
Instead, you have to need to set it to the desired target state yourself Instead, you have to need to set it to the desired target state yourself