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docs/design/part-buffering.txt: Remove the "none" buffering mode, STREAM is a good default.
Original commit message from CVS: * docs/design/part-buffering.txt: Remove the "none" buffering mode, STREAM is a good default. Move estimated-time to the avail query, that's when it will be needed. Other small typo fixes and updates.
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2008-04-08 Wim Taymans <wim.taymans@collabora.co.uk>
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* docs/design/part-buffering.txt:
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Remove the "none" buffering mode, STREAM is a good default.
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Move estimated-time to the avail query, that's when it will be needed.
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Other small typo fixes and updates.
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2008-04-07 Tim-Philipp Müller <tim at centricular dot net>
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* gst/gstindex.c: (gst_index_resolver_get_type):
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@ -130,15 +130,16 @@ in incremental or timeshifting download mode. For this purpose additional fields
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are added to the buffering message:
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"buffering-mode", GST_TYPE_BUFFERING_MODE,
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enum { "none", "stream", "download", "timeshift", "live" }
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enum { "stream", "download", "timeshift", "live" }
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- gives the buffering mode in use. See above for an explanation of the
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different modes of buffering.
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different modes of buffering. This field can be used to let the
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application have more control over the buffering process.
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"avg-in-rate", G_TYPE_INT
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- gives the average input buffering speed in bytes/second. -1 is unknown.
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This is the average number of bytes per second that is received on the
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buffering element input (sink) pads. If is a measurement of the network
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buffering element input (sink) pads. It is a measurement of the network
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speed in most cases.
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"avg-out-rate", G_TYPE_INT
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This is the average number of bytes per second that is consumed by the
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downstream element of the buffering element.
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"buffering-left", G_TYPE_INT
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"buffering-left", G_TYPE_INT64
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- gives the estimated time that bufferring will take in milliseconds.
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-1 unknown.
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This is measured based on the avg-in-rate and the filled level of the
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queue. The application can use this hint to update the gui while buffering.
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"estimated-time", G_TYPE_INT
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- gives the estimated download time in milliseconds. -1 unknown.
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When the size of the downloaded file is known, this value will contain
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the latest estimate of the remaining download time. This value is usualy
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only filled for the "download" buffering mode.
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queue. The application can use this hint to update the GUI about the
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estimated remaining time that buffering will take.
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Application
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-----------
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In addition to all the fields present in the buffering message, the BUFFERING
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query contains the following field, which indicate the available downloaded
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range in a specific format:
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range in a specific format and the estimated time to complete:
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"format", GST_TYPE_FORMAT
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- the format of the "start" and "stop" values below
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"stop", G_TYPE_INT64, -1 unknown
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- the stop position of the available data
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"estimated-total", G_TYPE_INT64
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- gives the estimated download time in milliseconds. -1 unknown.
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When the size of the downloaded file is known, this value will contain
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the latest estimate of the remaining download time. This value is usualy
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only filled for the "download" buffering mode. The application can use
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this information to estimate the amount of remaining time to download the
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complete file.
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For the "download" and "timeshift" buffering-modes, the start and stop positions
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specify the ranges where efficient seeking in the downloaded media is possible.
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Seeking outside of these ranges might be slow or not at all possible.
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A GstBaseSrc with random access replies to the BUFFERING query with:
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"buffer-percent" = 100
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"buffering-mode" = "none"
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"buffering-mode" = "stream"
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"avg-in-rate" = -1
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"avg-out-rate" = -1
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"buffering-left" = 0
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"estimated-time" = 0
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"format" = GST_FORMAT_BYTES
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"start" = 0
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"stop" = the total filesize
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"estimated-time" = 0
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A GstBaseSrc in push mode replies to the BUFFERING query with:
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"buffer-percent" = 100
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"buffering-mode" = "none"
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"buffering-mode" = "stream"
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"avg-in-rate" = -1
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"avg-out-rate" = -1
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"buffering-left" = 0
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"estimated-time" = 0
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"format" = a valid GST_TYPE_FORMAT
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"start" = current position
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"stop" = current position
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"estimated-time" = 0
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