First check the pad caps if they are raw before setting the raw_decoding_mode to
TRUE. Fixes playback of transport streams and other streams that require large
queues.
Fixes#579734
Adds a new property in multifdsink, resend-streamheader.
If this property is false, the multifdsink will not send the streamheader if
there's already one set for a particular client.
There are some formats in which every stream needs to start with a certain
blob, but you can't inject this blob at leisure. If the producer wants to
change the blob in question and sets in as the streamheader on the outgoing
buffers' caps, new clients of multifdsink will get the new streamheader, but
old clients will break, because they'll see the blob in the middle of the
stream.
The property is true by default, so existing code will not see any difference.
Fixes#578118.
Add a property to disable listening to client writes. This property is usefull
when other code will deal with reading from the client socket.
API: GstMultiFdSink::handle-read property
Clear the target of our ghostpads before we remove the pad from the element.
This to make sure that the internal pad is not left linked to whatever pad we
were ghosted to. This should only be a problem when we leak the ghostpads.
Also release our subpicture pads.
Fixes#577288.
Raw decoding mode removes almost all buffering in video and audio queues
when a source providing already decoded video/audio is detected, on the
possibly bogus assumption that such a source should provide sufficient
internal queueing. Fixes playback on some DVDs, and improves it
on all.
If one side has a preference for a particular sample rate or set of sample rates, we
should honour this in the caps we advertise and transform to and from, so that elements
actually know about the other side's sample rate preference and can negotiate to it
if supported. Also add unit test for this.
This prevents valgrind warnings when accessing the "x" parts
of xRGB and friends in other elements that handle (and can handle)
xRGB like ARGB (for example videoscale).
When reusing playbin with visualisations, reset the async property on the video
sink because some sinks might dynamically recreate their sinks.
Fixes#576188
When we have the textpad configured, enable and disable the subtitles by setting
the silent flag on the overlay element instead of trying to remove elements.
See #576187
Updated the examples in the README to actually work. Add them to api docs. Tests
the api-docs and fix the section names to make the docs actualy show up.
The example for "tcpserversrc" needs review (might be an element bug).
Link after doing the state change and unlink before shutting down. Makes the
window for causing races in toggling the visualisations smaller.
See #576187.
Remove the group GCond that we used for waiting for groups to finish because we
use pad blocking on the selectors and counters instead for waiting for the
groups to complete.
remove the obsolete about_to_finish variable set while emiting the
about-to-finish signal and fix some old comments.
We don't need to take the playbin lock when querying the uridecodebin.
When we make a group connected to a demuxer, keep an extra dynamic refcount for
the group which is only decremented when no_more_pads or a multiqueue overrun is
detected. This way we avoid a race between exposing the group while more dynamic
refs are added from new pads.
Fixes#575588.
Sync the state of the newly added chains to the state of the parent sink element
to avoid lost async-start messages. Fixes cdda:// async-done message storm.
When streams are not selected in the selector, return NOT_LINKED so that
upstream elements can skip decoding. Only do this for audio and video pads
because for text streams the overhead is smaller and they could come from
external files.
Set the custom sink async=FALSE to not make it participate in preroll because we
are dealing with sparse streams.
Try to set sync=TRUE on the custom text sink.
Release the shutdown lock when we wait for other groups to complete or else we
have a deadlock when the other group completes and tries to grab the shutdown
lock.
Fixes#575550.
The flac frame header typefinder overstates the likelihood of a match, leading
to false positives with e.g. aac streams and PDF files. Reduce probabilty
returned from LIKELY to POSSIBLE for the frame header matchin code.
Fixes#574939.
Detect more variations and also bail out in more cases where the values
don't make sense. Furthermore, add width/height and bpp to the caps,
because we can.
Add property to playbin2 to configure a custom sink that receives the raw
subtitle buffers instead of using a textoverlay.
Improve the property finding code to make it more usable.
Use property find code to find async properties in custom sinks that are bins.
Improve text overlay code to gracefully handle missing elements.
Use scan context for initial peek as well. Peek 6 bytes in the initial
peek rather than 5 bytes, to match the length of the memcmp we're doing
on that data later. Return immediately when we found caps from looking
at the beginning of the data - no point in continuing to scan the next
64kB for something matching a frame header.
Disconnect the notify::caps signal in our callback (it'll be re-added
if we're not, in fact, finished getting complete caps). Ensures that
caps changes mid-stream (e.g. from an mp3 that changes from
stereo->mono mid-file) don't cause us to try to add a new pad.
Make it possible to request a flushing pad from the playsink. We can eventually
use these flushing pads to quickly terminate the dataflow when we are shutting
down.
Release the group lock while we perform the state changes on the uridecodebins
because that might trigger callbacks that we need to handle with the group lock
taken. Avoids a possible deadly embrace in some id3/flac files.
Fixes#567396.
When setting the quality/filter-length while PLAYING the
resampling context will be destroyed and created again in
some cases, which will cause crashes in the transform function
if it's called at that time.
Rather than only checking for volume property on the audio sink
directly, recursively look for it on sinks within it (if it's a bin).
Allows use of sink-as-volume-control where the application has supplied
an audio-sink bin that includes a real audio sink internally.
