AW: Trying to diagnose a READY --> PAUSED transition bug

[Thornton, Keith]

Hi,
Can filesink accept a segment in time format, I would have thought in needs a byte format segment message

Von: gstreamer-devel <gstreamer-devel-bounces at lists.freedesktop.org> Im Auftrag von David Ing
Gesendet: Montag, 25. März 2019 22:20
An: Discussion of the development of and with GStreamer <gstreamer-devel at lists.freedesktop.org>
Betreff: Trying to diagnose a READY --> PAUSED transition bug

I am using Gstreamer 1.14.4.  I am having an issue with one of my pipelines on Windows.  I attached an SVG file which shows my pipeline at the point in time when it gets stuck.  The issue occurs when I try to move my pipeline from READY to PAUSED.  I do this by calling gst_element_set_state(gstPipeline, GST_STATE_PAUSED), and after that call is made, I see all elements within the pipeline transition to PAUSED except the GstFileSink which remains stuck in READY.

Also:

  *   The issue does not repro on Linux (only Windows).
  *   I use the same basic code to render many other kinds of jobs and I never have a problem with the GstFileSink.  It is only for this one specific pipeline that I have the problem.
  *   I am 100% certain that this isn't some kind of file system issue (e.g. folder permissions).
For logging I set the the "filesink" category to TRACE and this is the entirety of what it shows me:

Pipeline is in NULL state, as I connect the muxer to the filesink I see this:

19-03-25T20:44:19.420327 INFO    filesink gstfilesink.c:294 filename : C:\dev\github\panopto\panopto-core\Debug\x64\test-scratch\2019-03-25T20-44-11.942351\CompositionTests\Debug\0ed40ba8-7d3d-4569-8294-aa02017efdfc-9531e8a6-d94f-44ed-a79a-aa0b0008a713.mp4
19-03-25T20:44:19.420327 INFO    filesink gstfilesink.c:295 uri      : file:///C:/dev/github/panopto/panopto-core/Debug/x64/test-scratch/2019-03-25T20-44-11.942351/CompositionTests/Debug/0ed40ba8-7d3d-4569-8294-aa02017efdfc-9531e8a6-d94f-44ed-a79a-aa0b0008a713.mp4

Immediately after I call  gst_element_set_state(gstPipeline, GST_STATE_READY)  , I see:

19-03-25T20:44:19.458327 DEBUG   filesink gstfilesink.c:516 Seeking to offset 0 using fseeko
19-03-25T20:44:19.458327 DEBUG   filesink gstfilesink.c:416 opened file C:\dev\github\panopto\panopto-core\Debug\x64\test-scratch\2019-03-25T20-44-11.942351\CompositionTests\Debug\0ed40ba8-7d3d-4569-8294-aa02017efdfc-9531e8a6-d94f-44ed-a79a-aa0b0008a713.mp4, seekable 1

6.3 seconds after I call  gst_element_set_state(gstPipeline, GST_STATE_PAUSED)  , I see:

19-03-25T20:44:25.853308 DEBUG   filesink gstfilesink.c:586 Ignored SEGMENT event of format 3 (time)

My best guess is that it's some kind of rare timing bug within gstreamer (which most pipelines are lucky to avoid).

I am looking for tips about how to diagnose the exact cause of this bug:  But keep in mind that I have no debug symbols because I'm on Windows.
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