to find plugin directories for the various modules our unit tests depend
on in an uninstalled environment. This makes sure these plugins are found
even when distchecking (which happens from a subdirectory, which means
that the currently used trick to find the uninstalled directories of
these modules doesn't work in that case).
This makes it able to recombine rgb images, making it possible
to add tags to rgb jpegs as well.
Uses a simple strategy to check what are the possible colorspaces
and avoid adding jfif to ones that aren't YUV/Gray.
The aacparse, amrparse, flacparse plugins have been merged into the audioparsersbad
plugin. The aiffparse plugin has been renamed to aiff since it also contains an
aiff muxer now. The amrwb plugin has been renamed to amrwbenc. The dvbsrc plugin
has been renamed to dvb. The gstrtpmanager plugin has moved to -good. The x264
plugin has moved to -ugly. And the mpegtsparse plugin has been merged into the
mpegdemux2 plugin.
The doc says to use gst_element_send_event on the pipeline, but if
we are to call it on the element itself, it's a noop. This should make it
handle the event properly before delegating it to basesrc.
The tests were done in 2 steps, first there was a suite
that generated the files (while checking that camerabin
was operating correctly). Then there was a second suite
that was run to check that all files were playable with
playbin2. Those second tests were not being run because
they were checking if camerabin was initialized, and it
never was as those tests didn't use a 'setup' function.
This commit refactors the tests by removing this second
suite and merging its validation with the first suite's
functions.
Use guint instead of guint16 to represent the size of the encoded image,
this would make some recombined images lose most of their data and
show like a big black image with a small line of content on top.
Also adds a minor log message.
EOI are not always at the last 4 bytes. We need to search
the last 5 bytes to find the 0xFFD9 sequence as jpegenc seems
to round the buffer size to the next 4 multiple.
timestamps are now chosen in the following order:
upstream -> parsed by decoder -> calculated from timestamp offset
we also check the timestamps supplied from upstream/decoder to see if they
atleast is increasing.
