Chain element with multiple outputs

[iron_guitarist1987]

Hello,

I know the basic structure of a chain element, but I want to know how to have two pads in my plugin.
All I want is the most basic way (or example) on how to do this.

Just to copy the source and output it through two sinks is enough.

Thanks,

[Stefan Sauer]

On 04/06/2012 09:46 PM, iron_guitarist1987 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I know the basic structure of a chain element, but I want to know how to
> have two pads in my plugin.
> All I want is the most basic way (or example) on how to do this.
you can start a task on each pad, if they run independently or push
buffers on both pads from one chain function. It really depends on what
your use case/element looks like.

Stefan

> Just to copy the source and output it through two sinks is enough.
>
> Thanks,
>
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[iron_guitarist1987]

So having two gst_pad_push functions is enough?

How would I use the plugin?
Here gst_template would have two sinks:

gst-launch -v -m fakesrc ! gst_template.sink1 ! fakesink ! gst_template.sink2 ! fakesink

Would this be correct?

Thanks again,