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Hi All,
I needed clarification regarding the live and non-live pipeline. I have a player pipeline to play RTP streamed data. To be specific, am playing mpeg ts over RTP.
I am using "appsrc" to feed the data to the pipe line, (pushing buffers using gst_app_src_push_buffer). As I understand this is a typical scenario of a live pipeline. The pipe line looks like this
(de-payed the RTP packet before feeding to the pipeline)
-> audio dec -> sink
appsrc -> tsdemux -> queue
-> video dec -> sink
From the latency query i see the pipe line is non-live. But this is typical case of push-mode.
If I introduce RTP jitter plugins in the pipe line then the pipe line getting identified a live
-> audio dec -> sink
appsrc -> RTP jitter -> RTP depay -> tsdemux -> queue
-> video dec -> sink
Both pipelines are working in push mode. But what the difference in the behavior. Why Gstreamer is not considering both pipe lines as live ?
-Regards,
Shiva Kumar
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