Re: [gst-devel] How to temporarily disable drawing in the directdrawsink?

[Andoni M. <yl...@gm...>]

2010/8/3 Hoyt, David <ho...@ll...>:
> It's entirely possible if there was a bug in directdrawsink that caused incoming frames to be discarded or not drawn. I'm not sure about directdraw, but in direct3d if you've lost the d3d device object (due to another app going to fullscreen, a UAC prompt, etc.), then incoming frames won't be drawn until you reset the device and redraw. Directdraw may have something similar.
>
> When do you notice this happening? And can you reproduce it reliably and consistently?

I think he his asking "how", and not "why" :P

The approach might vary depending on the pipeline you are using, but
usually setting the element to the paused state, locking its state and
unplugging it will do the job.

Andoni
>
> Just FYI -- the direct3d video sink in the ossbuild repo. correctly handles these scenarios.
>
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> Is it possible to have a frozen frame on the screen, while the pipeline is
> playing?
>
> I am using playbin2 and directdrawsink as the video sink.
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