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GStreamer::Event(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation GStreamer::Event(3pm)
NAME
GStreamer::Event - Structure describing events that are passed up and down a pipeline
DESCRIPTION
The various event types are represented as subclasses:
GStreamer::Event::FlushStart
GStreamer::Event::FlushStop
GStreamer::Event::EOS
GStreamer::Event::NewSegment
GStreamer::Event::Tag
GStreamer::Event::BufferSize
GStreamer::Event::QOS
GStreamer::Event::Seek
GStreamer::Event::Navigation
GStreamer::Event::Custom::UP
GStreamer::Event::Custom::DS
GStreamer::Event::Custom::DS::OOB
GStreamer::Event::Custom::Both
GStreamer::Event::Custom::Both::OOB
To create a new event, you call the constructor of the corresponding class.
To check if an event is of a certain type, use the type method:
if ($event -> type eq "newsegment") {
# ...
}
elsif ($event -> type eq "eos") {
# ...
}
To get to the content of an event, call the corresponding accessor:
if ($event -> type eq "newsegment") {
my $update = $event -> update;
my $rate = $event -> rate;
my $format = $event -> format;
my $start_value = $event -> start_value;
my $stop_value = $event -> stop_value;
my $stream_time = $event -> stream_time;
# ...
}
elsif ($event -> type eq "tag") {
my $tag = $event -> tag;
# ...
}
METHODS
structure = $event->get_structure
eventtype = $event->type
ENUMS AND FLAGS
enum GStreamer::EventType
o 'unknown' / 'GST_EVENT_UNKNOWN'
o 'flush-start' / 'GST_EVENT_FLUSH_START'
o 'flush-stop' / 'GST_EVENT_FLUSH_STOP'
o 'eos' / 'GST_EVENT_EOS'
o 'newsegment' / 'GST_EVENT_NEWSEGMENT'
o 'tag' / 'GST_EVENT_TAG'
o 'buffersize' / 'GST_EVENT_BUFFERSIZE'
o 'sink-message' / 'GST_EVENT_SINK_MESSAGE'
o 'qos' / 'GST_EVENT_QOS'
o 'seek' / 'GST_EVENT_SEEK'
o 'navigation' / 'GST_EVENT_NAVIGATION'
o 'latency' / 'GST_EVENT_LATENCY'
o 'step' / 'GST_EVENT_STEP'
o 'custom-upstream' / 'GST_EVENT_CUSTOM_UPSTREAM'
o 'custom-downstream' / 'GST_EVENT_CUSTOM_DOWNSTREAM'
o 'custom-downstream-oob' / 'GST_EVENT_CUSTOM_DOWNSTREAM_OOB'
o 'custom-both' / 'GST_EVENT_CUSTOM_BOTH'
o 'custom-both-oob' / 'GST_EVENT_CUSTOM_BOTH_OOB'
SEE ALSO
GStreamer
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005-2011 by the gtk2-perl team.
This software is licensed under the LGPL. See GStreamer for a full notice.
perl v5.14.2 2012-03-01 GStreamer::Event(3pm)
