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Gstreamer command-line cheat sheet

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GStreamer command-line cheat sheet

This series of docs provides a cheat sheet for Gstreamer on the command-line.

Sources and references

## Other cheat sheets

Interaction

If you want to interact with GStreamer after it's started (e.g. respond to an event, or dynamically change a pipeline), the command-line GStreamer doesn't really cut it. Instead you have two options:

GStreamer Daemon (gstd) - allows setting and updating via a TCP connection
Develop using the GStreamer library, in either C, Python, or C#/.NET

Python with GStreamer

Good GStreamer Python resources include:

Problems or suggestions with this guide?

If you spot anything incorrect or incomplete, reports are welcome, either using issues or pull requests