How can i force to end all streams (or pipeline) at a specific timestamp
hammerwerfer
hammer.werfer at gmx.de
Wed Feb 24 16:09:34 UTC 2016
Hi,
my pipeline has an audio stream (filesrc with mp3 file with a length of 3
minutes) and a video stream (appsrc, image/jpeg ! queue jpegdec !
videoconvert ... etc.). The appsrc get it's data frame by frame, via the
need-data signal callback:
When all images are fed to the appsrc (after 200 frames) i want to stop
everything. For the appsrc i emit the "end-of-stream" signal. But the
pipeline still runs until the audio stream has finished, so the resulting
video file has the same duration like the input audio stream.
If i emit an eos-signal to the audioconverter
(self.audioConv.send_event(Gst.Event.new_eos() right after
src.emit("end-of-stream")) as well the audio stream stops. Almost like i
wanted it. But the audio stream stops to early. The video takes 8 seconds
(200 frames @ 25fps) and the audio stops after 5 seconds. Probably due to
buffers or queues. I guess i need somehow to stop the pipeline at a specific
timestamp. But how? I hope someone can give me a hint.
Thanks,
Jens
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