darkwing wrote:
> Hi all. I have a bin that's constructed using the gst.parse_launch method
> (written in Python). I've assigned this to player (ie. player =
> gst.parse_launch(stream)). The source is an http stream and I'm using the
> neonhttpsrc element to get it. I want to be able to query the current frame
> rate when I press a button. I'm unsure of how exactly to do this. I
> googled for some result but I kept seeing people using functions that I
> can't find in the gstreamer doc. I've tried something like
>
> format = gst.format_register('rate', 'video rate')
> query = gst.query_new_segment(format)
>
just look at e.g. the sink-pads caps of your video renderer. The target
framerate is there in the "frame-rate" field as a fraction. If you want
to see the actual achieved framerate, you can have a look at the
fpsdisplaysink in gst-plugins-bad.
Stefan
> I'm not sure of what to do next here (and it's most likely that I am off the
> track completely). Can someone give me a direction and perhaps some sample
> codes? Thanks.
>
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