Hi, I successfully play a raw video-data-only file (mpeg 2 file without container format) using appsrc with help of Tim.
Now, I try to play this over the network.
A tcp server can read this raw video file and send chunked data (with loop) when a client connects to server.
It's just a different version of local file play. In this case, reading a local file is replaced with receiving data
from the remote server.
On client side, there's a main thread which creates receive/send thread and a receive thread call/create
gstreamer loop.
My problem is when the gstreamer loop starts, only gstreamer loop goes on but tcp receive thread loop seems to stop working.
So, I changed to create thread which calls gstreamer loop, but I still got "need-data" signal only and no tcp receive thread message.
Q1. How can I get both tcp receive thread data and gstreamer signal?
Q2. Currently I put received data from tcp into buffered queue, and take those data from queue and inject them to appsrc
when "need-data" signal occurred. It seems that there's much load to put stream data into buffered queue.
Is there any better way to do this, i.e., feed stream data into appsrc?
Any guide or suggestions would be appreciated.
There're more basic questions.
Q3. What is depayloader in rtp pipeline? Do I need depayloader plugin in my case?
Q4. Is it multi-thread safe to call gst_init in each thread or should it be just called once?
Regards,
ByoungSoon
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