GST_DEBUG and compileed pipelines

[Wes Miller]

Hi All,

I've been writing an intercom app in C++ using GStreamer 0-10.28 on Ubuntu 10.04.  I have it setup so that I can launch multiple senders and/or receivers, each in a separate thread.  

The sender pipe uses analsasrc to capture input from my microphone.

While debugging the termination of the threads and their interaction with the object destructor, I tried setting the environment var GST_DEBUG to various levels , 1 to 5.  With level 1 to 3, everything worked as I expected.  When I used 4 or 5, the whole program crashed informing me that there was no such thing as alsasrc.  The debug output showed that the pipeline and loop were successfully created.  But on the next statement:

    g_assert( (m_microphone     = gst_element_factory_make( "alsasrc", "microphone"     )));

I got the noted error from gstreamer (if the assert ever fired I didn't see it).

Is this a known limitation?  Bug?

Thanks,

Wes

[Tim-Philipp Müller-2]

On Fri, 2011-08-12 at 11:20 -0700, Wes Miller wrote:
> When I used 4 or 5, the whole program crashed informing me that
> there was no such thing as alsasrc.

Well, does it crash or not? If it crashes, what's the stack trace?

If it doesn't crash, what's the *exact* error message/warning/whatever.

Cheers
 -Tim

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