Add a GST_MESSAGE_REQUEST_STATE that can be posted by element when they would
like to have the application change the state of the pipeline. the primary use
case is to pause the pipeline when an audio mixer is mixing a higher priority
stream but it can also be used for other purposes.
Add some docs and a unit test.
Implement the REQUEST_STATE message in gst-launch.
API: gst_message_new_request_state()
API: gst_message_parse_request_state()
API: GST_MESSAGE_REQUEST_STATE
When the target pad disappears (because it was explicitly unlinked or the
element was removed/unreffed) make sure we receive a notify with the unlink
function on the proxy pad and clear the target. We use a simple flag to not do
this and cause deadlocks when the target was changed explicitly using the
ghostpad functions.
Update the unit test because we now unref the target sooner (and correctly).
Replace all mentions of CVS with git. Add link to gst-uninstalled script in cgit and to SubmittingPatches page in wiki. Fix some typos. Update indenting rules to what we actually use (#571646).
This tag will list a homepage for the media,
i.e. the artist's or movie's homepage.
This is different to GST_TAG_LOCATION as the latter
lists the original location of the media.
Fixes bug #571227.
The previous commit was bogus, as was the check before. We just point m to the file data,
so neither it nor its members will be NULL. Better check if we have enough data.
Make it so that filenames and line numbers are only stored in the *.pot file (which is not in git), but not in the
individual *.po files. This information is hardly useful for translators in our case, and it should avoid the constant
conflicts of local *.po files with the ones in git which are caused by the source files changing and the line numbers
being updated.
This commit is likely to cause one last merge conflict for you, which you can work around with "git checkout po/*.po"
before merging or pulling. After that there should (hopefully) not be any more local modifications of these files.
Add a property to select the clock type, currently REALTIME and MONOTONIC when
posix timers are available.
Implement the systemclock with GstPoll instead of GCond. This allows us to
schedule timeouts with nanosecond precission on newer kernels and with ppoll
support. It's also resilient to changes to the systemclock because of NTP or
similar.
Add a special timer mode in GstPoll that makes it only use the control socket
with a timeout to schedule timeouts. Also add a pair of methods to wakeup the
timeout thread.
API: GstPoll::gst_poll_new_timer()
API: GstPoll::gst_poll_write_control()
API: GstPoll::gst_poll_read_control()
Fix a regression introduced by fix for #567725 in commit
1c7ab4ed4f. We should only call the preroll
function once namely when we did not yet commit the state change.
Add a unit test to check that we call the preroll function when interrupting the
clock_wait (see #567725).
Add a unit test to check that we only call the preroll function once.
While reconfiguring a basetransform element we need also to recheck
the alloc request. Because it's possible that due to caps changes
the proxy_alloc state is not correct anymore.
(Re-commit after discusion with Wim on IRC)
Remove class-to-interface-struct cast macros which don't work,
don't make sense, and in some cases wouldn't even compile if
used. Removal should be ok seeing that code which uses any of
these is broken and bound to crash. Fixes#565607.
API: remove GST_IMPLEMENTS_INTERFACE_CLASS
API: remove GST_IS_IMPLEMENTS_INTERFACE_CLASS
API: remove GST_URI_HANDLER_CLASS
Allocate every structure that is directly written to the binary
registry with g_malloc0(). Otherwise some parts of it will be
uninitialized (struct padding because of alignment, etc) and
valgrind will complain about it.
While reconfiguring a basetransform element we need also to recheck
the alloc request. Because it's possible that due to caps changes
the proxy_alloc state is not correct anymore.
