gstreamer/docs/random/ensonic/interfaces.txt
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* existing gstreamer interfaces
./gstreamer/gst/gsttaginterface.c
./gstreamer/gst/gstinterface.c
./gstreamer/gst/gsturi.c
./gst-plugins/gst-libs/gst/propertyprobe/propertyprobe.c
./gst-plugins/gst-libs/gst/mixer/mixer.c
./gst-plugins/gst-libs/gst/tuner/tuner.c
./gst-plugins/gst-libs/gst/xoverlay/xoverlay.c
./gst-plugins/gst-libs/gst/colorbalance/colorbalance.c
./gst-plugins/gst-libs/gst/navigation/navigation.c
* new general interfaces
* GST_TYPE_UI_HINT
- add hints to generate 'good' looking interfaces to elements
- API:
GList *get_group_list();
struct ui_hint_group {
gchar *label;
gachr *role;
GList *entries;
}
struct ui_hint_group_entry {
enum UiHintGroupEntryType type={PARAM,DPARAM};
gchar *name;
}
roles {
/* graphics */
"color_selection/rgb",
"color_selection/hsv",
"aspect_ratio",
/* audio */
"envelope/adsr",
}
- features
- grouping of parameters, each group has:
- a label: giving a title to the group
- a role:
- this can give the UI a hint about the purpose of the controls
- this only makes sense, if we dont make this a thousand templates
- a list of dparams or properties
- question
- should this be aware of instruments (voice-groups)
- no, instruments should auto-generate those
* GST_TYPE_QUALITY_VS_SPEED
- get the name of a property that can be used to switch between
- a fast version for e.g. realtime usage
- a slower version with higher precision that can be used for off-line
rendering
* new interfaces for audio applications
* GST_TYPE_MULTI_VOICE
- control interface for elements that support multiple voices (in one output-pad)
- API:
gulong number_of_voices;
void add_voice();
void remove_last_voice();
gulong get_number_of_voices();
- features
- plugin will initially have one voice and that one can not be deleted
* GST_TYPE_MUSIC_GENERATOR
- add hints so that application can use a element as an instrument
- API:
// param types
DParam *get_note_dparam();
GList *get_trigger_dparams();
// -- or
DParamType get_dparam_type(DParam *);
dparamtype = { NOTE, TRIGGER, OTHER }
// voices
char *get_number_of_voices_property();
GList *get_global_param_names();
GList *get_voice_param_names();
- features
- find out which params to use to play notes/trigger sounds
- these params will not appear in a control-ui
- notes involve a key to frequency translation
- find out if the element has a number_of_voices property
- if yes, we can find out about the max by looking at the gparamspec
- setting the property, adds/removes voices
- if the element supports it, it needs to:
- register voice-dparams as e.g. note_XXX, where XXX is the voice-number
- run the voice-loop in the chain/loop function
each voice processes the same input, if at all
the outputs of all voices are mixed together