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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Lost CPU CORES Post 302555252 by rmokros on Wednesday 14th of September 2011 09:14:40 AM
Old 09-14-2011
Wrench Closed

Reload BIOS with factory default's and it run's ok Smilie
 

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NAME
GStreamer::ElementFactory - Create GstElements from a factory HIERARCHY
Glib::Object +----GStreamer::Object +----GStreamer::PluginFeature +----GStreamer::ElementFactory METHODS
string = $factory->get_author boolean = $factory->can_sink_caps ($caps) o $caps (GStreamer::Caps) boolean = $factory->can_src_caps ($caps) o $caps (GStreamer::Caps) element or undef = $factory->create ($name) o $name (string or undef) string = $factory->get_description string = $factory->get_element_type elementfactory or undef = GStreamer::ElementFactory->find ($name) o $name (string) string = $factory->get_klass string = $factory->get_longname list = GStreamer::ElementFactory->make ($factoryname, $name, ...) o $factoryname (string) o $name (string) o ... (list) list = $factory->get_uri_protocols uritype = $factory->get_uri_type ENUMS AND FLAGS
enum GStreamer::URIType o 'unknown' / 'GST_URI_UNKNOWN' o 'sink' / 'GST_URI_SINK' o 'src' / 'GST_URI_SRC' SEE ALSO
GStreamer, Glib::Object, GStreamer::Object, GStreamer::PluginFeature COPYRIGHT
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