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Le dimanche 16 juin 2013 à 22:52 +0100, lsmithso@hare.demon.co.uk a écrit :
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Is this surmise correct? What is the purpose of the bin here?
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The procedure described by Paddy is correct. The bin is used to make make it easier to drop the spurious EOS message (GstBin has a handy virtual method). This EOS message is caused by the EOS event send at step 2b. This EOS event is require to properly close the file descriptor and thus ensure file integrity, though the EOS message would cause the application to terminate.<BR>
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Nicolas
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