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more fix for vob pipeline. This works in theory, but there are still timestamp issues with a52dec that needs addressing.
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this script runs gst-inspect on all built elements and checks for warnings or bad exit codes.
It requires a gst-inspect to be in your PATH. more checking is probably needed for valid gst-inspect output.
The output format of gst-inspect will be changed slightly to make parsing the output possible.
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fixed pipeline for vob files so we get sound (bad sound but still), Wim claims we only need 50 more rewrites to get it working well
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Use stereo2mono plugin for scopes which require mono input.
It would be better if esdmon and osssrc were able to give mono output:
they need caps negotiation.
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* get up-to-date with the gst_caps_debug api
* improved capsnego in mad
* improved capsnego in adder
* improved capsnego in intfloat plugins
* unbroke capsnego in stereomono plugins
* fix cothread stack allocation within the main thread in new cothreads
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Set the leaky parameter to 1 when using visualisers; if the queue gets
full, it is fine to drop data going to the visualiser. This solves the
problem I was having with playback freezing while playing some files with
visualisers.
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Add VISUALIZER property to ~/.gst: if set, it will cause gst-launch-ext
to display a visualiser for audio only formats.
Try "VISUALIZER=goom" ;-)
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Add support for multiple files on command line, and .m3u playlists
(assuming format of .m3u playlist is simply a list of filenames, one per
line. Comments will probably work, because the file won't be found. ;-> )
Needs to have support for ctrl-c added, so that play can be aborted without
going through whole list of files.
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gst-launch-ext can be used to play common media files with fixed pipes
based on the file extension.
It optionally uses a .gst file in the home directory to select preferred
audio and video sinks.
