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.
Don't make libgstinterfaces (and thus libgstaudio etc.) indirectly depend
on libgstvideo by using the GstVideoRectangle helper structure in the API,
which causes undesirable dependencies, esp. with the gobject-introspection
(people will point and laugh at us if they find out that libgstaudio
depends on libgstvideo). Instead, pass the x, y, width and height parameters
directly to the function.
Re-fixes #610249.
Previously we hardcoded the target rectangle passes to Xv(Shm)PutImage. Extend
the implementation to use a full rectangle and don't assume 0,0 for top,left.
We can update the geometry in ConfigureNotify (unless we disable event-
handling). If event handling is disabled, one should use _expose() to trigger a
redraw and update the geometry.
The event thread is doing 20 wakeups per second to poll the events. If one
runs ximagesink with handle-events=false and handle-expose=false then we can
avoid the extra thread.
Fix 'variable may be used uninitialized' compiler warning (which is
true in theory, but can't actually ever happen, since we always
call the function with check=FALSE).
Fixes#596313.
The event thread is doing 20 wakeups per second to poll the events. If one runs
xvimagesink with handle-events=false and handle-expose=false then we can avoid
the extra thread.
According to the drivers in http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/ we should
format the colorkey depending on xcontext->depth. This is what they will use to
interprete the value. The max_value in turn is usualy a constant regardless of
the depth.
Calling clear at that transition does things like stopping xvideo (which is not
running at that time) and also clearing anything what the application might have drawn.
This breaks handle-expose and autopaint-colorkey features.
Remove some useless debug info that reported wrong image sizes.
When upstream does not accept out suggested size, fall back to allocating an
image of the requested width/height instead of the currently configured size.
The problem is that an image is reused from the pool because the width/height
match but the caps on the new buffer are the requested caps with possibly
different height/width resulting in errors.
Original commit message from CVS:
* gst/playback/gsturidecodebin.c: (gst_uri_decode_bin_finalize):
Free the factory array when finalizing.
* sys/v4l/gstv4lsrc.c: (gst_v4lsrc_base_init):
Use a GstStaticPadTemplate since the src pad caps are fixed.
Original commit message from CVS:
* sys/ximage/ximagesink.c: (gst_ximagesink_buffer_alloc):
* sys/xvimage/xvimagesink.c: (gst_xvimagesink_buffer_alloc):
Clear all flags on buffers returned from the image pool.
Fixes#563143
Original commit message from CVS:
* sys/xvimage/xvimagesink.c: (gst_xvimage_buffer_finalize),
(gst_xvimagesink_xvimage_put), (gst_xvimagesink_setcaps),
(gst_xvimagesink_show_frame), (gst_xvimagesink_buffer_alloc):
* sys/xvimage/xvimagesink.h:
Avoid typechecking when we do trivial casts.
Move error handling out of the main program flow.
Sneak in the display-region caps property, not completely correct yet.
Cache the width/height in buffer_alloc instead of parsing it from the
caps all the time.
