* don't re-create our possible caps every single time, just use the
template caps.
* don't intersect the caps against the template, basetransform has already
done that for us.
62% speedup of _transform_caps() (instruction calls, measured with callgrind)
API : expose-all-streams
If disabled:
* only the streams that CAN be decoded and match the final caps will have a
decoder plugged in and be exposed.
* the streams that COULD HAVE BEEN decoded but do not match the finals caps
will not have a decoder plugged in and will not be exposed.
If no decoder is available to decode a certain stream, then the missing element
message will still be emitted regardless of the value of the property.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=617868
Adder was using always incrementing timestamps. Seeking was done by setting the
position in the newsegment event. This was failing when doing segmented seeks
with rate<0.0, as offset (and thus timestamp) would go below 0.
Now we take both cur and end from the seek event. We construct newsegment events
depending including cur and end from the seek event. We set position to the
start of the segment. Timestamp is set to start or end of segment depending on
rate. Offset is recalculated.
Use foo_LDADD instead of foo_LDFLAGS to specify the libraries to link to.
This should make sure arguments are passed to the linker in the right
order, and makes LDFLAGS usable again.
Based on initial patch by Brian Cameron <brian.cameron@oracle.com>
Fixes#615697.
This adds code to calculate the level for a given AAC stream and export
it in the stream caps. For AAC LC streams, the level is calculated
according to the definition under the AAC Profile. For other streams,
the definition under the Main Profile is used.
HE-AAC support is still to be done, and is dependent on detecting the
presence of SBR and PS in the stream.
Level is added as a field of type string because that's the way it's
done in H.264 caps as well. There are only a few possible levels, so
not using a numerical type is not too painful in this case, and
consistency is nice.
Fixes#613589.
This looks at the AAC profile for ADTS streams and adds the profile as a
string in the corresponding caps.
Profile is the actual profile, base-profile denotes the minimum codec
requirements to decode this stream. In this case they're always the
same, but they may differ e.g. in case of certain HE-AAC streams that
can be partially decoded by LC decoders (with loss of quality of course)
if no suitable HE-AAC decoder is available.
Fixes#612312.
Decrement sample counter when playing backwards. Set proper segment when playing
backwards (0..cur instead or cur..-1). Add more logging and fix a format string.
Unreffing it whenever the sinks are removed will make the volume
element unavailable after a playbin reuse because it is only
recreated if the audio sink has changed.
Fixes bug #614288.
In reverse mode we want use the next next timestamp (and not the other way
around). Fixes the tests again. Also readd a log line that was dropped with
previous commit.
We know our plugins and examples are independent of each other, so may
just as well build them in parallel. Makes the output a bit messy, but
that shouldn't be a problem and can easily be avoided with make -j1.
And fix the resulting compile failures.
I'm sorry about the patch necessary to gstclockoverlay.h but after
talking to Tim we decided we can live with it.
Change playbin2 to not error out if there are subtitles and audio
but no video. If visualizations are enabled the subtitles are rendered on top
of the visualization stream, otherwise the subtitles are not linked at all and
only the audio is played (and a warning message is posted).
If there are only subtitles but neither audio nor video an error message is
still posted.
Fixes bug #610866.
For this add subtitle encoding properties to playsink and subtitleoverlay
and update the values in the containing elements.
Also update the font description in textoverlay or the used renderer
element if it is changed during playback.
Fixes bug #610310.
Use the same translated message string for missing core elements as
playbin uses, which is a bit nicer and also indicates that there is
something wrong with the user's GStreamer installation (which arguably
is the case if elements like typefind or queue2 are missing).
Otherwise the ghostpad will still be linked to the peer and there
will still be a reference kept, leading to nothing being unlinked
and destroyed until decodebin2 is finalized.
This fixes reuse of decodebin2 if a raw stream is connected to
its sinkpad.
This makes sure that we don't destroy the last reference before the
element gets back to NULL state. Fixes assertion failures if a playbin2
instance is reused but different sinks are automatically chosen because
of different caps.
This reverts commit 7335ce5d3e.
Support abusing the uri property to configure the next uri to play
outside of the about-to-finish handler for the time being after all.
We also shouldn't use thread private structures for this, since it
should be possible to block the thread that emitted about-to-finish
while the main thread sets the uri property. See #607226.
When reusing a decodebin2 element, clear the properties we might have changed,
to their default values or else we might end up with old configuration.
Fixes#608484
Make AC-3 typefinder use the DataScanCtx stuff so we don't have to
do gst_type_find_peek() in the inner loop all the time. Also return
when we've suggested AC3 caps, instead of continuing with the loop.
When we are dealing with a source that produces raw audio/video, we don't use a
decodebin2 to decode the data and we thus don't have the drained/about-to-finish
signal emited. To fix this, we add a padprobe on the source pads and emit the
drained signal ourselves. This then makes playbin2 emit the about-to-finish
signal for raw sources such as cdda://
Fixes#607116
Add PNM typefinder, so we can remove the one that's in the PNM plugin
in -bad (which btw uses different/wrong media types that don't match
the ones used by gdkpixbufdec) and people don't make fun of us for
loading image decoders when typefinding and playing back audio files.
