[gst-devel] Sink does not reach STATE_PLAYING

[Dirk Meyer]

"Zaheer Merali" wrote:
>> > It may help inserting an identity element (which dumps information on passing
>> > buffers, such as the timestamps they have), and checking for a particular
>> > pattern of difference (?) between the success and fail cases.  As said before,
>> > if these timestamps are "not nice", things tend to stall after a very short time
>> > (and one can't really blame a muxer/pipeline in that case).  Inserting an
>> > identity with single-segment property TRUE (before encoder) might make it to
>> > re-sequence the timestamp to something more suited/balanced, if this were the
>> > problem in the first case.
>>
>> Thanks, identity shows the problem. Setting 'single-segment' does not
>> help but setting 'check-perfect' shows
>> | identity gstidentity.c:329:gst_identity_check_perfect:<vident> Buffer not time-contiguous with previous one: prev ts 0:00:01.603644889, prev dur 0:00:00.040000000, new ts 0:00:01.523644889
>>
>> This does not look good. Do I read this correct: the new buffer is
>> before the old one? This will explain the problems I have. The
>> question is why. Maybe a bug in the demuxer?
> Have you tried using the fluendo mpeg demuxers?
>
> They are free software and available at:
>
> https://core.fluendo.com/gstreamer/trac/

I tried, I don't get the pads for the stream. pad-added is not
called. 


Dirk

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