1.4 GStreamer and the Black Sheep GL plugins

[Carlos Rafael Giani]

In general, video sinks either create their own window, or take control 
of a window that is specified by supplying the window's handle to the 
sink. The second variant is what is used for embedding sinks into user 
interfaces.

glimagesink does the same. So, there is no need to worry about manually 
showing some textures.



On 2014-07-29 14:32, Lasse Laursen wrote:
> Dear other Gstreamer devels,
>
> First of all - congrats on making a 1.4.0 release. I much appreciate 
> all the hard work you chaps and chapettes are putting into this fine 
> SDK! I'm putting GStreamer to work in my project for the past year, 
> and I hope to really ramp up its work load in the coming weeks.
>
> Now - I know it's not really polite conversation to refer to the 
> black-sheep bad plugins, but since I'm not really whining and moaning 
> about quality I thought it might still be ok... If I've understood 
> things correctly, there is a real glimagesink available which should 
> work in some shape or form, ready for me to pipe the result of a 
> gstreamer pipeline directly into a part of an OpenGL window, correct?
>
> Even if the answer is yes - would there be any other 
> proper/concievable way of doing this without the use of a generic 
> appsink that then just manually copies the data into an OpenGL texture?
>
> I looked deeper into this half a year ago, and thought I remembered 
> seeing some tutorials about letting Gstreamer own a small portion in a 
> windows windo, and letting it do its thing, but I've not been able to 
> come up with anything while I searched today. Is it even possible to 
> to pipe gStreamers output directly into a window it does not itself 
> create, without the use of an appsink or the likes?
>
> Regards,
> Lasse
>
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