Is there any sample program or documentations for using gtk3 & rtsp uri ?

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Is there any sample program or documentations for using gtk3 & rtsp uri ?

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 Hello, I'm Fred in a beginner with gstreamer.

I want to display an RTSP video stream over Gnome, not serve an RTSP video stream.
I want to develop a sample GUI program just streaming the video  with 'rtsp://admin:1q2w3e4r@192.168.0.18/TANK/media.smp'.
I checked the rtsp uri with vlc player. It was OK.
Although I find a minimal Gtk+-based playback application example below & read it,
I don't know how to handle rtsp:// uri. I don't know how to modify sources.

Thank you for any reply with this question.

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Re: Is there any sample program or documentations for using gtk3 & rtsp uri ?

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On Sat, 2017-06-10 at 18:31 +0900, Fred wrote:
>  Hello, I'm Fred in a beginner with gstreamer.
>
> I want to display an RTSP video stream over Gnome, not serve an RTSP video stream.
> I want to develop a sample GUI program just streaming the video  with 'rtsp://admin:1q2w3e4r@192.168.0.18/TANK/media.smp'.
> I checked the rtsp uri with vlc player. It was OK.
> Although I find a minimal Gtk+-based playback application example below & read it,
> I don't know how to handle rtsp:// uri. I don't know how to modify sources.
> https://cgit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-examples/tree/playback/player/gtk

That application takes the files/URIs as command-line parameters. Just
run it and pass your rtsp:// URI as command-line parameter.

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