The current code is comparing timestamps with different clock.
Let's use only the clock for PTS values.
Also rename frequency to interval, to avoid confusion. And remove
documentation about value 0, which won't work like documented.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=608896
This patch address the issue observed with KF timestamps
and delta flag. When a section is appended before the keyframe,
it is not marked as non-delta. It's preferable to mark the
first buffer non-delta.
This patch also simplify the initial patch written by thomas,
since it does not clutter tsmux/ with a delta flag passed
around only for GStreamer convenience.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=604908
Adds a new property to qtmux that sets a path to a file to write
and update data about the moov atom (that is not writen till the
end of the file). If the pipeline/app crashes during execution it
might be possible to recover the movie using the qtmoovrecover element.
qtmoovrecover is an element that is also a pipeline. It is not
meant to be used with other elements (it has no pads). It is merely
a tool/utilitary to recover unfinished qtmux files.
Fixes#601576
Some H264 packets can be as small as 5 bytes for repeated frames.
In such a situation the output buffer size was not big enough (5*2) to fit the
SPS/PPS header and the start codes. This corrupts the ES stream.
We now generate the SPS/PPS only once which is much more optimal and we now
know the size of the header to calculate the output buffer size more safely.
Previously jpegparse was failing in decodebin as the caps we were setting where not
setting all caps fields. We need the own getcaps function to report what we actualy
accept.
Following the ed4d08189ea6e19a50e029e60da52d3583c39fbb
commit, this one fixes rtpasfpay to use packet length
as the payloaded data length, but also accepting it
as the full packet size for compatibility with
other implementations due to the lack of clarity of the
spec in this part.
Makes the asfmux content compatible with WMSP and does
some hacks to make it playable in WMP, it doesn't accept
data objects with 0 size indicating that we don't know
its size, though the spec says it should be possible.
Fixes#607555
This function is not supposed to dispose the element in the case of failure
as the caller is using the elements name in the error message. Also add
some more input parameter checks in the form of g_return_val_if_fail
