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This is GStreamer Base Plugins 1.1.90 | ||
This is GStreamer Base Plugins 1.2.0 | ||
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Changes since 1.0: | ||
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New API: | ||
• GstContext negotiation / sharing / announcing for sharing a | ||
generic context between elements, e.g. a display handle | ||
• GL texture upload conversion meta for allowing different | ||
buffer types to be converted to an OpenGL texture | ||
• GstCapsFeatures as extension to GstCaps for allowing the | ||
negotiation of specific memory or meta requirements between | ||
elements | ||
• GstMemory flags for contiguous and non-mappable memory | ||
• The stream-start event has optional flags now, e.g. for signalling | ||
sparse streams | ||
• The stream-start even has an optional group-id field now to signal | ||
all streams that should be played together | ||
• Allocators library in gst-plugins-base, currently only with generic | ||
dmabuf memory support | ||
• insertbin library for easier handling of dynamically linked | ||
pipelines (in -bad for now) | ||
• EGL helper library (in -bad for now) | ||
• MPEG-TS data structure library (in -bad for now) | ||
• New GstVideoRegionOfInterestMeta to describe a region of interest on | ||
video frames. | ||
• GstVideoDecoder/Encoder has new ::flush() vfunc to replace the | ||
ill-defined ::reset() vfunc. | ||
• The URI query allows to query the redirected URI now. | ||
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Major changes: | ||
• New tool: gst-play-1.0 in gst-plugins-base for basic playback | ||
testing on the command line. | ||
• New plugins: | ||
∘ mssdemux for Microsoft Smooth Streaming | ||
∘ dashdemux for DASH adaptive streaming protocol | ||
∘ bluez for interaction with Bluetooth devices | ||
∘ openjpeg for JPEG2000 decoding and encoding | ||
∘ daala for experimental Daala decoding and encoding | ||
∘ vpx plugin has experimental VP9 decoding and encoding support | ||
∘ webp plugin for WebP decoding (encoding to be added later) | ||
∘ Various others: yadif, srtp, sbc, fluidsynth, midiparse, | ||
mfc, ivtv, accuraterip and audiofxbad | ||
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• Moved plugins: | ||
∘ dtmf, vp8rtp, scaletempo and rtpmux plugins are in | ||
gst-plugins-good now | ||
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• Video: | ||
∘ Fix handling of interlaced video in converters such as videoscale | ||
and videoconvert (e.g. scale both fields independently) | ||
∘ videoconvert will try harder to minimise quality losses when | ||
conversion is necessary | ||
∘ The experimental GstSurfaceConverter, GstSurfaceMeta and | ||
GstVideoContext APIs from the (confusingly-named) | ||
libgstbasevideo-1.0 library in gst-plugins-bad have now been | ||
removed and been replaced by new APIs in GStreamer Core and | ||
gst-plugins-base (see above). Since that was all that was left in | ||
this library, the entire experimental libgstbasevideo-1.0 library | ||
has been removed from gst-plugins-bad | ||
∘ Chroma subsampling and chroma siting conversion is better handled | ||
in videoconvert and the support for interlaced video was improved. | ||
∘ New pinwheel and spoke patterns in videotestsrc | ||
∘ videomixer can now accept different video formats on its sinkpads | ||
and converts to a common format during mixing | ||
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• Audio: | ||
∘ audioconvert will try harder to minimise quality losses when | ||
conversion is necessary | ||
∘ adder now allows muting/unmuting of its input streams, and also | ||
per-input stream volume | ||
∘ pulseaudio elements can switch between devices during playback now | ||
∘ aacparse can convert between ADTS←→RAW | ||
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• Platform specific changes: | ||
∘ Caps, events, etc. are now printed in the GStreamer debug logs | ||
with their content instead of just the pointer address even on | ||
non-glibc platforms (e.g. Windows, OSX, Android). | ||
∘ Network elements (UDP/TCP) now work better with platforms, | ||
where IPv6 sockets can't handle IPv4 (e.g. Windows) | ||
∘ Linux/BSD: v4l2 had many improvements and cleanups | ||
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• Other changes: | ||
∘ gst-libav now uses libav 9 | ||
∘ Static linking of plugins is supported now (also in 1.0.7) | ||
∘ rtspsrc: add support for NetClientClock: when the server suggests a | ||
GstNetTimeProvider in the SDP, set up a GstNetClientClock that | ||
slaves to the remote clock and suggest this clock in provide_clock. | ||
Simplifies synchronized playback of a resource from an RTSP server. | ||
gst-rtsp-server now supports adding this to the SDP and can provide | ||
a network clock | ||
∘ RTP retransmission / NACK support and big RTP jitterbuffer improvements | ||
∘ SRTP and DTLS support | ||
∘ Changes to many elements and core to use the correct sticky event | ||
order and also not lose any important sticky events during flushing | ||
∘ >1000 fixed bug reports, and many other bug fixes and other | ||
improvements everywhere that had no bug report | ||
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Things to look out for: | ||
• Single header includes for all libraries, e.g. #include | ||
<gst/video/video.h> - this was needed for some bindings. | ||
• Stricter (correct) caps subset checking in some cases where this was | ||
not correct before. Caps will now always fail to be a compatible | ||
subset of another set of caps if the subset caps are missing some | ||
fields that the superset caps have. This might lead to not-negotiated | ||
errors if caps are incomplete now. However, it also prevents possible | ||
data corruption caused by piping data formatted in an | ||
incompatible/unexpected way into some elements. Check your h264 caps | ||
for stream-format and alignment fields and AAC caps for the | ||
stream-format field. This change will also be included in the next | ||
stable 1.0.8 release. | ||
• Stricter checking for missing events and correct sticky event order | ||
(stream-start, caps, segment) in some places; this is not enabled in | ||
stable releases by default, but you may get warnings when using git | ||
builds, development releases or when compiling with | ||
-UG_DISABLE_ASSERT in CFLAGS | ||
• x264enc now outputs data in byte-stream by default if downstream has | ||
ANY caps (e.g. appsink without caps set, filesink, udpsink, | ||
tcpserversink etc.) | ||
• The MPEG TS demuxer posts messages contain the PMT, PAT, etc. in a | ||
different format now. This new format uses the data structures from | ||
the new MPEGTS library | ||
• The GstContext API has changed between 1.1.4 and 1.1.90 | ||
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