gstplayer with rtsp stream reports widthxheight 0x0 in "video-dimensions-changed" event

[pedjaman]

Thank you for fast reply.

When setting such debug level, a lot of debug messages are lost due to
excessive amount of verbose messages.

I'm attaching two logcats:

1. logcat.txt - having some messages dropped including one which should be
outputted by my debug line (see bellow):
2. logcat_filtered_width.txt - (filtered by word width) outputting my debug
line and above that properly detected size

Snippet of code reportinng 0x0
            mGstMediaPlayer = new Player();
            mGstMediaPlayer.setVideoDimensionsChangedListener(new
Player.VideoDimensionsChangedListener() {
                public void videoDimensionsChanged(Player player, final int
width, final int height) {
                    Log.d(TAG, "videoDimensionsChanged: width=" + width + "
height=" + height);
                }
            });

Snippet above is borrowed from player example.
Handler is set with:

  g_signal_connect (player->player, "video-dimensions-changed",
      G_CALLBACK (on_video_dimensions_changed), player);

static void
on_video_dimensions_changed (GstPlayer * gstplayer, gint width, gint height,
    Player * player)
{
  JNIEnv *env = get_jni_env ();

  (*env)->CallVoidMethod (env, player->java_player,
      on_video_dimensions_changed_method_id, width, height);
  if ((*env)->ExceptionCheck (env)) {
    (*env)->ExceptionDescribe (env);
    (*env)->ExceptionClear (env);
  }
}

I wonder why this reports 0x0 when we have width and height proeprly
detected? Any clue or workaround on mind?




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