video clip playing

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I want to play video clips without break. For Example, i have a
segmented video in n parts and want to play this video by playing every
segment sequential without any breaks or delay in video or sound.

It is possible with gstreamer framework?

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[Michael Joachimiak]

Yes it is possible.

2010/5/27 Konstantin Kauz <[hidden email]>

I want to play video clips without break. For Example, i have a
segmented video in n parts and want to play this video by playing every
segment sequential without any breaks or delay in video or sound.

It is possible with gstreamer framework?

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[Wes Miller]

Well, how, Michael?

Wes

[Michael Joachimiak]

Well,
What I would start from is the creation of pipelines having source elements connected with locations of my partitioned video.
Set all pipelines to READY.
And then start playing the first. After getting EOS setting second pipeline to play and so on.
It needs experiments to actually check the delay. As I mentioned in some thread before there will always be some small delay. But only after realizing this you can know how much is it.

P.S.:
Question was pretty general so my previous answer also.

2010/6/8 Wes Miller <[hidden email]>

Well, how, Michael?

Wes
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[Luciana Fujii Pontello]

On Thu, 2010-05-27 at 21:36 +0700, Konstantin Kauz wrote:
> I want to play video clips without break. For Example, i have a
> segmented video in n parts and want to play this video by playing every
> segment sequential without any breaks or delay in video or sound.
>
> It is possible with gstreamer framework?

I think one way to do it (easiest IMO), if you have all the videos you
want to play in the beginning, is using gnonlin.

Regards,

Luciana Fujii

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[Wes Miller]

Examples please?

Wes

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I think that gnonlin is not for this case... I would use playbin2 and the about-to-finish signal
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Examples please?

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[Luciana Fujii Pontello]

On Wed, 2010-06-09 at 17:08 +0000, [hidden email] wrote:
> I think that gnonlin is not for this case... I would use playbin2 and the about-to-finish signal

Well, I don't know much about playbin2 to tell you the truth. But that
seems even simpler than what I suggested.

But you can do that with gnonlin. Just have to set a GnlFileSource for
each video and put them in the timeline in the order you want. Or am I
missing something?

Regards,

Luciana Fujii

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