Hello,
We have developed tool which converts gstreamer pipeline to c source code. generated source code contains creation elements, linking, bus callbacks etc. Its command line tool which take gst pipeline as input and creates source code out of it.
Now we want to contribute this tool to gstreamer open source project. Can you please suggest us on which gstreamer project this tool will be suitable ?
Thanks, Ravi Patil Samsung India, Bangalore. _______________________________________________ gstreamer-devel mailing list [hidden email] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/gstreamer-devel |
On Wed, 3 Aug 2016, at 09:53 AM, Ravi Shivagouda Patil wrote:
> Hello, > > > We have developed tool which converts gstreamer pipeline to c > source code. > generated source code contains creation elements, linking, bus > callbacks etc. > Its command line tool which take gst pipeline as input and creates > source code out of it. > > > Now we want to contribute this tool to gstreamer open source project. > Can you please suggest us on which gstreamer project this tool will be > suitable ? As a first step, you might want to publish the code somewhere public (like Github) and post a link here for people to look at potentially comment on. -- Arun p.s. The disclaimer attached to your email really isn't useful on a public mailing lists. _______________________________________________ gstreamer-devel mailing list [hidden email] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/gstreamer-devel |
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On 03/08/16 05:23, Ravi Shivagouda Patil wrote:
> Hello, > > > > We have developed tool which converts gstreamer pipeline to c source code. > > generated source code contains creation elements, linking, bus callbacks etc. > > Its command line tool which take gst pipeline as input and creates source code out of it. > > > > Now we want to contribute this tool to gstreamer open source project. > > Can you please suggest us on which gstreamer project this tool will be suitable ? > > > > Thanks, > > Ravi Patil > > Samsung India, Bangalore. > Hello Ravi, As a Samsung employee I need to warn you not to send emails with confidentiality disclaimer to public lists. Arun was very nice to reply, but it is the standard for most in Open Source to never reply to emails with such disclaimers because of the potential implications. Even if slim, they are not worth the risk. Public mailing lists are to discuss open and public matters. So warnings about receiving information, whatever it is, being *solely* for the adressee is very vague since that is just an email address that we subscribe to. Even more worrying for the GStreamer community is the mention of legal priviledge. I am not a lawyer, and as far as I know, anybody else in this list. I don't know the consequences implied in that disclaimer so I understand most stay away. That said as somebody who already has a Non-Discloser/Confidentiality agreement with Samsung, I am happy to reply. How big is the source code for this tool? Could you please host it somewhere that the community has access to it? github, a public git server or web server will suffice. Open Source runs in the motto "show me the code". Which means ideas, fixes, contributions, and such are based meritocratically on the quality of code. It is a nice way of balancing the playing field and ignoring external factors. Has your management approved the publication of this code? There is usually some analysis needed to publish new projects to make sure there aren't any patent violations. The idea of turning a gst-launch style pipeline into the C code to run the same has merit. It sounds useful. Thanks, Luis PD: Feel free to contact me to my internal email for anything confidential <[hidden email]> I use this OSG account to avoid cross-streaming from public and internal. _______________________________________________ gstreamer-devel mailing list [hidden email] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/gstreamer-devel |
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