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pipeline to pipeline connection

JongIlLee
hi

I extract data from a camera

To save the file has succeeded in output and display.

Here you receive a message, display output, the format switch to quit

I'd like transformations.

Are there ways to connect the pipeline and the pipeline?
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Re: pipeline to pipeline connection

Jake Zhang
I have done something similar like this before. You can use appsink/appsrc to pass buffers from one pipeline to another pipeline. 

RidgeRun also implement one element named interpipe but I do not think the licence is free for commercial usage. 

On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 2:15 AM, JongIlLee <[hidden email]> wrote:
hi

I extract data from a camera

To save the file has succeeded in output and display.

Here you receive a message, display output, the format switch to quit

I'd like transformations.

Are there ways to connect the pipeline and the pipeline?



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Re: pipeline to pipeline connection

JongIlLee
hi

Thanks Answers!!!

I tried to think of appsrc and appsink.

However, I appsrc in the pipeline to receive appsink

During execution using the GST_STATE_NULL and GST_STATE_PLAYING

Pay to implement the switch function

The appsrc and appsink, buff would manage difficult?

Tell me your thoughts