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Updated autogen.sh/configure.ac and various Makefiles to make the
configure script set up all gcc specific compiler arguments, rather
than hardcoding them in the Makefile.am files
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Some final fixes for the v4lsrc elements.
* remove software sync thread (use GST_ELEMENT_THREAD_SUGGESTED instead)
* make all src elements threadsafe
* fix num_buffer argument setting in v4l2src (VIDIOC_S_PARM)
* re-add bufsize (RO) for v4lmjpegsrc
* fix the A/V sync calculation in all elements (spvf=GST_SECOND/fps, not GST_SECOND*fps)
* probably some more crap....
With all this, it actually works quite well. The TODO files describes the
next steps in order to make a full-featured video recorder based on these
elements and GStreamer (bottom). Making a simple recorder should be fairly
easy now, btw.
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next big bunch of stuff:
- proper caps setting in alsasrc
- query / conversion functions
WARNING: Alsa 0.9.2 is heavily borked wrt recording - expect segfaults
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This implements filtered-caps negotiation for all the v4l*src elements, and removes the accompanying properties since they're no longer needed
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bugfixes:
- better error reporting
- segfault when using alsasrc without alsasink (d'oh)
- don't try to round when doing samples => time conversion
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Make vis_video_thread play when connected afterwards
This generates some segfaults in gst_thread but we need to fix that
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total code reorganization as a start to get alsasrc working - sink and src are now really different classes, not just on paper - includes a fix that makes the testsuite work that might be an older bug
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Rewrote much of videoscale. Now handles most common YUV formats
as well as 32 and 24 bit RGB. Only handles "nearest" scaling.
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Adds divx/xvid encoders.
* divx encoder is based on divx4linux (commercial, closed-source)
* xvid encoder is based on xvidcore (http://www.xvid.org/, GPL - Christian? ;) )
Both use a GstCaps that doesn't conform with what we currently use, I might fix that later on or so. For now, it doesn't matter, it's just a test. We're also missing corresponding decoders (ffmpeg can decoded this too, but that's not the point), these might come later too.
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Made a theorical libgstplay which refs/unrefs elements before putting them in AsyncQueue.
Added a "pipeline_error" signal which will later allow the player and apps to detect that pipeline was unable to play and why...
This version is NOT STABLE AT ALL. it will need fixes in core but i commit it as is so that we fix those problems
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fix clock - seeking, xruns etc should be handled correctly now
includes bugfix to not play the rest of the audio buffer when going PAUSED => READY
