[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 474016] event relaying for tee

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Wed Jul 30 12:51:52 PDT 2008


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Mark Nauwelaerts changed:

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------- Comment #15 from Mark Nauwelaerts  2008-07-30 19:51 UTC -------
+1 for demuxers resending tags after flush(_stop) (e.g. flushing seek).
Consider a typical transmuxing/coding scenario that uses partial pipeline
prerolling as described in design/part-block (i.e. blocking on some pads
followed by a flushing seek to a new position).  It is likely that tags may
have been on their way and have gotten flushed (from intermediate queues), and
would therefore never be heard from again if not resent.  So a partial
transcode ends up without e.g. language tags whereas a complete transcode does
have them.

In a similar consistent sense, this would probably mean clearing cached tags
after a flush(_stop) (in present context), since:
- (roughly) so do other elements, e.g. queue
- it gives the outside (application) some measure of say in lifetime if desired
(e.g. by whether or not using flushing seek)


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