Sequence of calls in Gstreamer Application

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Sequence of calls in Gstreamer Application

Gurpreet
Hi All...

I am new to Gstreamer. I am writing a Gstreamer application which will have

1. filesrc
2. Aac Encoder
3. filesink

Can anybody tell me what will be the sequence of Calls in Application ( from initilization to end ).

Thanks
Gurpreet


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Re: Sequence of calls in Gstreamer Application

Sudarshan Bisht
Take a look at this link;

This Hello-World application has filesrc , demuxer, decoder and audiosink. But  your application does not have demuxer so
you don't need to use on_pad_added callback . All the elements can be linked statically.


 

On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 2:34 PM, Gurpreet <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi All...

I am new to Gstreamer. I am writing a Gstreamer application which will have

1. filesrc
2. Aac Encoder
3. filesink

Can anybody tell me what will be the sequence of Calls in Application ( from initilization to end ).

Thanks
Gurpreet


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