If you actually have frames from some other source you could use the
appsrc element to push your openGL buffers into your pipeline that would
stream it to some source. But you would probably need to timestamp your
buffers as you push them into the pipeline. There are also a few
examples on how to use appsrc / appsink in the repo (they are very useful).
Cheers,
Michael.
On 7/31/2017 8:52 AM, Arvin6 wrote:
> I'm almost every example, the source for the feed is either a file or a
> device. I'm writing a screen casting app that needs to cast the screen over
> tcp/http to the client. I wanted to use GStreamer for this purpose but
> couldn't quite find out how. I've also heard about Qt wrappers for
> Gstreamer.
>
> What do I use in place of filesrc or ximagesrc? I couldn't find an example
> where raw data from volatile memory (openGL framebuffer) is used to stream a
> video over tcp / http?
>
> I'd be grateful to get any valuable advise from anyone.
>
>
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