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Hello,
I'm trying to use GNonLin to control the sending of files over the network. The files are saved as mpeg 2 transport streams because we have video, metadata and audio within them.
My question revolves around how to get multiple streams from a file through GNonLin. With our experimentation we can get GNonLin to output encoded video data (in this case h264) across a udpsink but we have been unable to get the multiple streams from the source files.
We have tried using caps to keep the data in mpegts format as it passes through GNonLin but this causes all sense of timing to be lost and the data - it plays back with milliseconds.
So it seems that the timing information for GNonLin playback is only valid when the pipeline sees that video data is being passed through. I guess it assumes, or gets from the h264, a framerate and then attempts to maintain that as data passes through to the sink.
In conclusion I have tried the following scenarios:
1. gnlfilesource -> (video/x-h264) -> gnlcomposition -> mpegtsmux -> udpsink - works for video but looses other streams of data in the input files.
2. gnlfilesource -> (video/mpegts) -> gnlcomposition -> udpsink - no timing, data is corrupt on receiption.
Does anybody have any suggestions of a good step to take to fix this problem? It seems like GNonLin should support multiple streams, otherwise how could video+audio be played back together. Suggests to me that I must be doing something wrong, though I have been unable to discover what.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Steve.
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