[gst-devel] Play a list of ogg

[Stefan Kost]

Crevetolog wrote:
> Hi, I search a way to play a list of indexed ogg with gst-launch (in fact
> it's in a code). 
>
> I'm developing an addin for tomboy which add voice notes to tomboy, it's
> working with gstreamer but I'm trying to add a new functionality which need
> to read indexed ogg files in order, one by one, like that : 
> "play(name_of_the_note.0.ogg) -> playing over ->
> play(name_of_the_note.1.ogg) -> etc..." 
>
> I have a function "Play(filePath)" which works but if I do a for() loop for
> all the voice notes, that play all ogg together so I searched in gstreamer
> plugins list a way to do what I want but didn't find.
> I tried to use Threads in C# but didn't worked.
> I saw the plugin multifilesrc which read indexed files but I didn't find
> other than PNG images examples with that, no example with sound files or
> other.
>   
You haven't attached the full example. But you should just play then
next item, when you get "Gst.MessageType.Eos" on the bus.

Stefan
> I would like to know if there is a way with gst-launch (the command line
> tool) to play a list of file one by one. 
>
> Thanks. 
>
>
> My Play() function and the bus callback if someone is interested (it's in C#
> using Gstreamer-sharp): 
>
>
> public void Play(string filePath)
> {
> int status = GetState();
>
> /* 
>  * get the state of the pipeline 
>  * 0 : null 
>  * 1 : playing 
>  * 2 : Paused 
>  */
>
> 			if(status == 2)
> 			{
> 				pipeline.SetState(Gst.State.Playing);
> 			}
> 			else
> 			{
> 				
> 				string command = "filesrc location="+filePath+" ! oggdemux ! vorbisdec !
> audioconvert ! gconfaudiosink";
> 				pipeline = Gst.Parse.Launch(command);	
> 				SetBusCallback();
> 				pipeline.SetState(Gst.State.Playing);
> 			}
> }
> private bool BusCallback(Gst.Bus bus,Gst.Message message)
> 		{
> 			switch (message.Type) 
> 			{
> 			    case Gst.MessageType.Eos:
> 					status = Gst.State.Ready;
> 					pipeline.SetState(status);
> 	
> 			      	break;
> 				case Gst.MessageType.Error:
> 					status = Gst.State.Null;
> 					pipeline.SetState(status);
> 				break;
> 			    	default:
> 				break;
> 			}
> 			return true;
> 		}
>
>
>
> PS: sorry for my english if I made some mistakes. 
>