appsrc, timestamp and filesink

[Walter Lucetti]

Yes, I continue to have problem, but at this point I think that the issue
is with my appsrc code.

I'm not using a "gmainloop" and appsrc runs in the main thread, so I think
that it waits for the GUI events before requesting for a new frame... I'm
going to investigate this way.
I noticed that scaling down the frame before h264 encoding makes the
resulting video a little better.

I would like to find a good example for appsrc getting frame from external
elaboration... but I cannot.

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Il 07 Feb 2017 12:32, "Arjen Veenhuizen" <arjen at moonlightmedia.nl> ha
scritto:

If it is still not working I would opt for trying a completely different
approach (just to see if that works).

For example, you could switch the appsrc for a filesrc and use a named pipe
to feed the frames in one-by-one (assuming that your frames are e.g.
RGB/YUV/anything supported by GStreamer). Use and configure a videoparse
element (just after the filesrc) to parse the raw incoming stream to the
appropriate format and width/height/framerate.



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