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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/19/2017 11:19 PM, Natanael Mojica
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      <div dir="ltr">Hi Gstreamers !<br>
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              class="gmail-">I wrote an audiofilter element and it works
              fine, but I need it under certain conditions to adjust the
              number of samples in the input buffer.</span> <span
              class="gmail-">The ouput buffer will have the same number
              of samples.</span> <span>I know in audiotestsrc element
              is easy to adjust the number of samples.</span> <span
              class="gmail-">I need to add a property like this to my
              custom audio filter.</span> <span>Is it possible ??</span>
            <span class="gmail-">What is the correct way?<br>
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    You can use the
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    GstAdapter in your filter element. You will push all incoming
    buffers into the adapter and take out buffers sized as you need.<br>
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    Stefan<br>
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