From: IRC B. <wt...@us...> - 2002-05-25 04:30:58
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******************************************************************* [03:00] <wingo> that's pretty neat though [03:00] <niels> yeh, the 'projectfile' will be really small and all effects can be applied realtime;-) [03:07] <wingo> if/when you port to gstreamer, the way actions would be saves would be via dparams, most likely [03:07] <wingo> it's always nice to get things working first though :) [03:07] <niels> yep thats right, i call it merely a 'proof of concept' [03:13] <niels> how i write actions to file is still something to think about tho [03:15] <niels> anyway, i'm drawing some diagrams about how i want it to put it to work with gstreamer [03:17] Nick change: dobeypzza -> dobey [03:58] Action: chillywilly is away: trash night [04:00] The_Company (~Company@pD958BCB3.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #gstreamer. [04:05] taaz-away (dlehn@66.37.66.32) left irc: Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer) [04:11] Action: chillywilly is back (gone 00:13:37) [04:16] <dobey> gah [04:17] niels (~co...@cc...) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [04:20] taaz (dlehn@66.37.66.32) joined #gstreamer. [04:20] <dobey> g'night [04:20] dobey (~do...@h0...) left #gstreamer ("eh"). [04:24] Company (~Company@pD958B7C2.dip.t-dialin.net) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [04:27] Nick change: ganti -> ganti-home [04:32] Nick change: The_Company -> Company [06:53] ajmitch (~me...@wl...) left irc: [06:54] ajmitch (~me...@wl...) joined #gstreamer. [07:10] kz (~Keizi@211.183.199.181) joined #gstreamer. [07:10] <kz> heh, everyone's at night.. :) [07:11] <ajmitch> not i :) [07:11] <kz> :) [07:11] <kz> I did wonder when the gst comes up to red-carpet channel.. [07:12] <ajmitch> for that, you'd need to ask thomasvz :) [07:12] <kz> thomasvz is in the kingdom of sleep.. [07:13] <ajmitch> yep :) [07:13] <ajmitch> so what have you been working on? [07:14] <kz> pardon? [07:14] <ajmitch> what have you been hacking? anything? :) [07:15] chillywilly (~da...@mk...) left irc: "Philosophers and plow men, each must know his part, to sow a new mentality closer to the heart..." [07:15] <kz> ugh, I'm just a novive developer of an applet. gramophone.sf.net [07:15] <kz> I use gst as voice for my applet. :) [07:15] <ajmitch> ah ok :) [07:15] <kz> so it's important to me that how gst is powerful, wide-spread. [07:25] kz (~Keizi@211.183.199.181) left irc: "Good bye and Thanks for all the fishes." [08:21] ganti (~sa...@12...) joined #gstreamer. [08:25] steveb (~st...@no...) joined #gstreamer. [08:38] <ajmitch> hi steveb [08:38] <steveb> hi [08:55] ganti (~sa...@12...) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [08:58] Nick change: taaz -> taazzzz [08:59] harobed (~harobed@194.51.105.35) joined #gstreamer. [09:00] <harobed> old time, I've sound speak about liner editor use gstreamer. Is right ? [09:17] thomasvz (~th...@80...) left irc: "Client Exiting" [09:35] ganti (~sa...@12...) joined #gstreamer. [09:45] sams_home (~sa...@33...) joined #gstreamer. [09:45] <sams_home> can someone help me with this problem. Every gstreamer based app (gst-launch, etc.) give me [09:46] <sams_home> no way, now it works [09:46] <sams_home> it was saying something about couldn't allocate the fs segment [09:48] <ajmitch> oh [09:48] <ajmitch> weird :) [09:49] <sams_home> ajmitch: it was doing that for the last hour and a half or so. I wonder what that was all about. [09:49] Action: ajmitch shrugs [09:50] Action: sams_home too [10:48] CezaR (~cezar@208.35.228.131) joined #gstreamer. [10:56] thomasvs (~th...@ca...) joined #gstreamer. [10:57] <thomasvs> morning [10:57] <CezaR> :) [10:58] <ajmitch> hey [10:58] <ajmitch> thomasvs: hey buddy, pal, friend, mate..... ;) [10:59] <ajmitch> can i look at the scripts you use to autobuild gstreamer? [10:59] <ajmitch> mine work fine, but produces a big log that gets mailed to me [11:03] <thomasvs> ajmitch: suckup ;) [11:03] <thomasvs> ajmitch: yeah, sure [11:03] <thomasvs> ajmitch: which of the three ? ;) [11:03] <ajmitch> dunno, send them all ;) [11:06] ganti (~sa...@12...) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [11:11] <thomasvs> I'm gonna have to do some digging for them though [11:14] <ajmitch> alright :) [11:46] billh (bi...@ws...) left irc: Remote closed the connection [14:39] <thomasvs> ajmitch: actually, they're in cvs. [14:39] <thomasvs> gst-all/scripts [14:39] <ajmitch> alright [14:39] <ajmitch> means i have to grab gst-all [14:39] <thomasvs> yep ;) sorry about that [14:39] <thomasvs> hm, time for some more bitches work [14:39] <thomasvs> I wanna get it out [14:40] <ajmitch> hehe [14:40] <ajmitch> no probs [14:40] Action: ajmitch zzzz [15:52] dobey (~do...@ga...) joined #gstreamer. [15:52] <dobey> is there a list of urls for all the gst-plugins deps somewhere? [15:54] Nick change: wingo -> wingo-out [15:54] <wingo-out> check REQUIREMENTS in gstreamer core [15:55] <thomasvs> dobey: not really, no [15:55] <dobey> thomasvs: there are a lot of deps, shouldn't there be one? :) [15:55] <thomasvs> dobey: yeah, but because there are a lot, we don't do it right ;) [15:55] <thomasvs> dobey: I did once want to do that [15:55] <dobey> it's *NOT* that hard [15:56] <thomasvs> dobey: my idea was to put a file in each dir describing the req's [15:56] <thomasvs> dobey: no, it's not that hard, but there are even more important things that don't get done either [15:56] <thomasvs> dobey: if you're going to hunt them down, it would be a good idea to add that +nudge+ [15:57] <dobey> do you have a mysql database i can put them in? :) [15:57] <thomasvs> dobey: heh, no, you overachiever [15:57] <dobey> heh [15:57] <dobey> eh, it will be easy if i decide to go with gnome 2.0 for elysium :) [15:58] <dobey> though [15:58] <dobey> i wonder why the fuck libgnomevfs-2.so.0.0.0 links to openssl [15:59] <thomasvs> does webdav works with ssl ? [15:59] <dobey> http does [15:59] <thomasvs> well there you go ;) [15:59] <dobey> but the point is WHY is the MAIN library linked to it [15:59] <dobey> and the http.so module is NOT linked to it [15:59] <thomasvs> bad building practice I suppose ;) [16:00] <dobey> because now, all of gnome2 is linked to openssl [16:00] <dobey> :( [16:39] <Vakor> thomasvs: yes. But webdav is evil. [16:39] <thomasvs> Vakor: actually, i don't know much about it [16:40] <thomasvs> it sounds evil though [16:40] <thomasvs> but then again, vorbis sounds like something only darth vader could say [16:40] <Vakor> thomasvs: well, it has a few good ideas, and a lot of really bad ones. [16:40] <dobey> the sad thing is how much gnome-vfs's http module completely sucks [16:40] <Vakor> thomasvs: things like essentially reimplementing HTTP _within_ the request and response bodies, except in XML. [16:41] <dobey> uhm [16:41] <dobey> that's not webdav [16:41] <dobey> that's soap [16:41] <thomasvs> well, soap sucks [16:41] <thomasvs> I'd rather smel lbad [16:41] <dobey> i like soap, it keeps me clean [16:42] <Vakor> dobey: webdav had that particular awful idea before soap did :-) [16:42] <thomasvs> dobey: could I interest you in a new project of mine ? [16:43] <dobey> thomasvs: i don't know [16:43] <dobey> thomasvs: if it's an http module, no [16:43] <dobey> :) [16:43] <thomasvs> dobey: it's a system to set up clean build roots, in which you can then build packages [16:44] <dobey> i can't [16:44] <dobey> :) [16:44] <thomasvs> you can't what ? [16:44] <dobey> do that [16:44] <thomasvs> why ? work reasons ? [16:44] <dobey> several reasons [16:45] <dobey> i ported libelysium to gnome2 last night though [16:45] <dobey> (this is how i found out gnome-vfs2 sucks) [16:45] <dobey> you know if gnome-vfs2 http supports redirects? [16:45] <dobey> if not, i'm going to write a new http module [16:46] <thomasvs> no idea, and since seth works on it, suggesting you to ask him is probably not going to work ;) [16:46] <dobey> haha [16:46] <dobey> i thought gnome-vfs didn't have a maintainer atm? [16:46] <thomasvs> yeah, I don't think it has [16:46] <thomasvs> would be a good way to get back at him if you take it over ;) [16:47] <dobey> heh [16:47] <dobey> gtkhtml2 doesn't have one either [16:47] <dobey> :( [16:47] <dobey> and i can't implement the http module in gnome-vfs [16:47] <dobey> i have to write it in a different module anyway [16:49] <thomasvs> so, care to tell me why you can't look at my project ? so I know how to not piss you off in the future ;) [16:49] <thomasvs> Because I can get really naggy [16:51] <dobey> lack of time, etc... [16:52] <thomasvs> dobey: oh, ok [16:52] <thomasvs> dobey: well, I thought I'd ask you since it looks like a good tool for doing pristine packages [16:52] <thomasvs> but I can understand lack of time as a reason ;) [16:57] harobed (~harobed@194.51.105.35) left irc: "Client Exiting" [17:15] <dobey> sigh [17:17] <dobey> if only i could get a life :( [17:18] <thomasvs> get two and share with me [17:19] Action: dobey slaps thomasvs [17:32] <dobey> anyway [17:32] <dobey> oh, do i need this monkeysound thing or whatever too? [17:33] <thomasvs> for rhythmbox, yes [17:34] <dobey> ok [17:34] <dobey> do i have to get it from cvs, or is there a tarball? [17:34] <thomasvs> tarball [17:34] <thomasvs> for monkey sound get 0.4.1 [17:34] <thomasvs> for rb get 0.2.1 [17:34] <thomasvs> those work best with gst 0.3.4 [17:35] <dobey> ok [17:35] <dobey> cool [17:35] <dobey> where is the monkeysound tarball? [17:36] <thomasvs> hm, probably either on www.rhythmbox.org or on the gnome ftp site [17:38] <dobey> ahhh [17:38] <dobey> browser integration is such a wonderful thing [17:57] <thomasvs> Vakor: silly ogg question [17:58] <thomasvs> oggenc -h tells me that the -b option will aim for that target average bitrate [17:59] <thomasvs> however, using -b 192 results in an ogg with about 450 average bitrate ;( [18:02] <Vakor> thomasvs: let me guess... libvorbis rc3, but older vorbis-tools? [18:03] <Vakor> Using -q is very highly recommended, instead of -b. Higher quality, faster [18:07] <thomasvs> Vakor: yeah, the vorbis rpm is rc2 [18:08] <thomasvs> doesn't come with -q [18:08] <thomasvs> let me check on updates then [18:08] <dobey> hrmm [18:08] Action: dobey is going to build vorbis-tools for some things soon [18:08] <thomasvs> Vakor: the highest I can find is vorbis-rc2 [18:08] <thomasvs> has it been renamed or something ? [18:09] <Vakor> where are you getting them? [18:09] <thomasvs> standard rh72 [18:09] <thomasvs> rh73 has a vorbis-tools-rc3 [18:09] <Vakor> the redhat rpms are screwed up, if you're using redhat. I think we have non-fucked rpms on vorbis.com [18:09] <thomasvs> ok, let me check [18:10] <thomasvs> what's screwed up about them ? [18:10] <Vakor> 'screwed up' = 'deliberately incompatible with how we packaged them, and generally out of date' [18:10] <thomasvs> ok ;) [18:11] <Vakor> thomasvs: if you don't have -q, then you've got rc2. If bitrates are stupidly high, you have post-rc2 (rc3 or cvs) libraries, though. [18:11] <thomasvs> yeah, my lib is rc3 [18:11] <thomasvs> why, is that a problem ? [18:11] <Vakor> no. [18:11] <Vakor> It's only a problem if you use them in conjunction with rc2 tools. [18:11] <thomasvs> urkh [18:11] <thomasvs> need other stuff too [18:12] <dobey> hrmm [18:12] <Vakor> basically, rc2 and earlier use the managed bitrate interface, but don't call the functions that actually do the bitrate management (because they didn't exist then). So it just encodes everything at the highest bitrate it possibly can. [18:12] <dobey> thomasvs: rc3 is the latestet vorbis/ogg/vorbis-tools [18:13] <thomasvs> dobey: yeah, I'm noticing that [18:13] <thomasvs> Vakor: and are the rh73 rpms ok ? the redhat ones, that is ? [18:13] <dobey> yes [18:13] <Vakor> thomasvs: I wouldn't recommend the redhat rpms for vorbis at all. Use the official rpms. [18:14] <Vakor> (I think they're built on 7.1, or something like that) [18:14] <thomasvs> Vakor: yeah, but I'm thinking about userbase issues [18:15] <Vakor> Well, that's my opinion. We build rpms for a reason. You're welcome to try the redhat ones, of course. [18:16] <thomasvs> Vakor: I'm interested in your opinion, of course ;) I'm just wondering what sort of issues could make the rh packages so bad. I'l lcompare spec files to see myself ... [18:16] <thomasvs> damn, now I need to upgrade curl, which forces me to upgrade php [18:16] <dobey> like i said [18:17] <dobey> i'm about to build new vorbis-tools [18:17] <dobey> :) [18:17] <thomasvs> dobey: why ? [18:17] <Vakor> thomasvs: they put some things in the wrong packages, basically. [18:17] <dobey> who puts things in wrong packages? [18:18] <dobey> besides suse [18:18] <thomasvs> and mandrake ;) [18:18] <Vakor> redhat. [18:19] <thomasvs> Vakor: is the curl dependency strict ? [18:19] <Vakor> I forget the exact issues, but we've had lots of bug reports that have been a direct result of redhat's screwy packaging - our rpms worked fine [18:19] <Vakor> thomasvs: if you want to run ogg123, you need curl. It's intended to become optional at some point, but we haven't done that yet [18:19] <dobey> can you tell me the issues? [18:20] <thomasvs> Vakor: yeah, but the high version number, is that strict ? [18:20] <Vakor> as for version, I doubt it matters much [18:20] <thomasvs> ok [18:20] <Vakor> But I don't know. [18:20] <thomasvs> will rebuild then [18:20] <dobey> older versions of redhat had some packaging issues [18:20] <Vakor> I don't work on ogg123. [18:20] <dobey> but those are fixed in 7.2/7.3 [18:20] <thomasvs> I think redhat 7.2 is just about rock solid [18:21] <dobey> heh [18:21] <Vakor> I think redhat's RPMs have broken dependencies (on things like the alsa libs maybe, or esd?). Nothing in vorbis-tools requires those, they're entirely optional (dlopened at runtime) [18:22] <thomasvs> Vakor: the SRPMS are missing build requires though [18:22] <Vakor> That's possible. [18:23] <Vakor> Patches are welcome :-) [18:23] <thomasvs> dobey: strange though that ximian doesn't have a vorbis-tools package for rc3 [18:23] <thomasvs> Vakor: ok ;) [18:23] <dobey> thomasvs: because of the curl issue :) [18:23] <dobey> thomasvs: but soon [18:24] <Vakor> rc3 was a screwed up release in quite a few ways. It's much better than the older ones in terms of the core library, but everything else is a bit iffy. [18:24] <thomasvs> Vakor: any word on a new release ? [18:24] <thomasvs> I don't mind helping out on Q/A and build issues if that could help out [18:25] <Vakor> thomasvs: err.. yes, but not things I can talk about. Sorry. [18:26] <Vakor> Someone who knows the RPM stuff better would be a big help - obviously, as you've noted, our RPMs aren't perfect either [18:27] <thomasvs> Vakor: what do you mean, "not things I can talk about" ? [18:28] <dobey> yes [18:28] <dobey> i'm of the opinion that any release that contains letters somewhere in the version is a screwed up release :) [18:28] <Vakor> I mean "yes, I know stuff about the next release, but I've been asked not to spread dates around" [18:28] <thomasvs> Vakor: oh, ok - I get it ;) [18:28] <thomasvs> Vakor: not even ballpark figures ? [18:28] <Vakor> I disclaim any responsibility for rc3 - I was out of the country on a ~2 month holiday :-) [18:28] <Vakor> thomasvs: "soon" [18:29] <thomasvs> Vakor: heh, ok, so if I want to help out on packaging and stuff I have to chip in soon ? [19:23] <dobey> "soon" [19:45] Nick change: wingo-out -> wingo [19:56] Nick change: taazzzz -> taaz [19:57] <wingo> hey taaz. [19:58] <taaz> yo wingo [20:01] <taaz> what's the wingo up to today? [20:02] <taaz> i should play around with libdvdnav now that it's in debian... [20:02] <BBB|zZz> struct list_head { [20:02] <BBB|zZz> struct list_head *next, *prev; [20:02] <BBB|zZz> }; [20:02] <BBB|zZz> I don't get something [20:02] <BBB|zZz> where do I store the data????? [20:03] <BBB|zZz> this is a doubly linked list implementation in the kernel [20:03] Action: BBB|zZz is back (gone 20:56:16) [20:03] Nick change: BBB|zZz -> BBB [20:03] Action: BBB joins #kernelnewbies [20:05] <taaz> BBB: that's just the header for a linked list struct [20:07] Action: taaz used to remember how that all worked... [20:07] <Company> taaz: you mean like struct my_list { list_head list; int my_int; double my_double; }; ? [20:07] <ds> BBB: you put struct list_head into the structure you're linking [20:07] <ds> yes [20:07] <BBB> yup, that's what the guys at #kernelnewbies just said too :) [20:08] <BBB> probably correct [20:08] <BBB> just wish it was a bit clearer ;) [20:08] <taaz> submit a patch documenting it [20:08] <BBB> do they accept doc patches? :) [20:08] <wingo> taaz: just being a bum, maybe thinking about beatbox. also working on getting a jack release out. you? [20:08] <taaz> if your patch is wrong, 1000 people will correct and improve it for you ;) [20:09] <ds> BBB: yes, just make sure it works with whatever doc system is in use [20:10] <BBB> + * [20:10] <BBB> + * If you need a linked list in a driver, simply add [20:10] <BBB> + * this struct as first object your own struct. [20:10] <BBB> :) [20:10] <taaz> wingo: being a bum as well ;) thinking about my own beatboxish ideas and dvd stuff [20:10] <BBB> a 3 lines patch... ;) [20:10] <BBB> ohwell [20:10] <BBB> back to coding [20:16] thomasvs (~th...@ca...) left irc: Read error: 110 (Connection timed out) [20:34] <wingo> so. how do i apply a patch that is inline to a mail, but when i save it in mutt to a file it puts in a bunch of nasty word-wrapping equals signs? [20:34] <taaz> ? [20:34] <taaz> mutt doesnt change the content when saving afaik [20:35] <taaz> perhaps the sender's client added the wrapping chars [20:35] <wingo> maybe it's borked in the original mail [20:35] <wingo> could be. [20:35] <wingo> i wonder how i would find that out, given that it's an imap mailbox. [20:35] Action: wingo is not very good at applying patches. [20:36] Action: wingo tries cut-n-paste. [20:36] <taaz> you could '|less' it [20:37] <wingo> i used |cat - > mypatch as well [20:37] <taaz> don't you know perl? ;) if line[80] = '=' s/=\n// or something [20:37] <wingo> heh ;) -- i don't have good luck with malformed patches either, athough it's worth a shot [20:38] <wingo> maybe v, s will work [20:38] <taaz> you could take the "please resend without wrapping, thanks" message [20:38] <taaz> approach [20:39] <wingo> that seems to have worked [20:39] <wingo> using v to get a list of mime parts, and then s [20:39] <wingo> it was a pgp-signed message fwiw [20:39] <wingo> anyway, thanks for listening :) [20:40] <taaz> i got nothing better to do ;) [20:40] <wingo> cause it's friday, and you ain't got shit to do! :-) [20:41] <taaz> actually, i'm reviewing a journal article my name is on that is to be submitted next week... and i thought i graduated ;) [20:41] <dobey> hrmm [20:42] <taaz> hrrmmmmm [20:44] <ds> taaz: I had to deal with journal articles for 3 years after I graduated... [20:48] <taaz> well doesn't that just give me a warm fuzzy feeling [20:49] Nick change: taaz -> taaz-away [20:49] <ds> the good part is you tend to get more undeserved credit if you're not really involved [20:54] Nick change: taaz-away -> taaz [21:15] Company (~Company@pD958BCB3.dip.t-dialin.net) left irc: Remote closed the connection [21:15] thomasvs (~th...@80...) joined #gstreamer. [21:18] <wingo> yo. [21:19] <thomasvs> yello [21:20] <dobey> oi [21:20] <dobey> sup t-dawg [21:32] <thomasvs> dobey: still trying to recover from your rejection ;) [21:33] <thomasvs> otherwise, pretty chuffed [21:33] <wingo> chuffed, eh. [21:33] <dobey> hehe [21:33] <dobey> i hate users [21:34] <ds> make them read the question-asking-faq [21:34] <dobey> it's not that they ask questions [21:34] <dobey> it's that they file bug reports that are blatently wrong [21:36] <ds> that's covered in the question-asking-faq [21:39] maYam-zz (~ma...@ca...) left irc: Remote closed the connection [21:39] ganti-home (~sganti@65.219.8.130) left irc: [21:55] <ajmitch> hey all [22:07] Zeenix (~zeenix@203.135.60.45) joined #gstreamer. [22:11] maYam (~ma...@ca...) joined #gstreamer. [22:11] Nick change: wtay-zZz -> wtay [22:11] <wtay> uh? [22:11] <ajmitch> hey [22:11] <wtay> yo :) [22:11] <wingo> yo. [22:11] <ajmitch> how's it going? [22:11] <thomasvs> damn, my life sucks ;) [22:11] <wtay> fine [22:11] <Zeenix> helo wta [22:12] <thomasvs> after months of refusing to use mplayer because of political reasons ... [22:12] <ajmitch> thomasvs: you see the errors from gst builds on the SMP box? [22:12] <Zeenix> s/wta/wtay [22:12] <thomasvs> ... it seems they have a driver for the matrox g400 that sets the sync right on output ... [22:12] <ajmitch> ./autogen.sh: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable [22:12] <ajmitch> muahaha [22:12] <thomasvs> ... so that you don't get jagged pictures when stuff is moving [22:12] <ajmitch> ooh nice [22:12] Action: wingo thinks that machine is borked [22:12] <steveb> thomasvs: can you steal the code? [22:12] <wingo> it fails on cothreads tests that pass on other SMP machines [22:13] <thomasvs> hm, that looks bad [22:13] <thomasvs> steveb: I'm going to look at it, yes [22:13] <thomasvs> steveb: try and get it into gstreamer [22:13] <thomasvs> steveb: or coerce someone into helping me ;) [22:13] <wingo> not me! [22:13] <wingo> nya-nya [22:14] <ajmitch> wingo: that machine must be borked to constantly die on fork [22:14] <thomasvs> probably got loads of processes running [22:14] <ajmitch> yeah [22:14] <ajmitch> 2.4 kernel? [22:15] <ajmitch> then again, i saw that not too long ago here... [22:15] <ajmitch> ah, 2.4.9 [22:15] <wingo> ajmitch: we're well on our away to a raelly cheesy rhyme :) [22:16] <ajmitch> haha [22:17] <wtay> taaz: interested in porting mpeg2dec to the CVS libmpeg2 API? [22:18] <thomasvs> I'm gonna have to start saying mplayer is actually good [22:18] Nick change: maYam -> maYam-tv [22:18] <dobey> bah [22:18] <ajmitch> thomasvs: then start ripping features ;) [22:19] Nick change: wtay -> wtay-tv [22:23] apoc_ (~ap...@dy...) joined #gstreamer. [22:24] <apoc_> yo [22:24] sams_home (~sa...@33...) left irc: Read error: 113 (No route to host) [22:27] <Zeenix> helo apoc [22:39] Action: wingo attempts to give himself a haircut [22:40] <apoc_> wingo : good luck ;) [22:42] <taaz> wtay-tv: i was going to wait until its a bit more stable. perhaps I should try it just to give walken some feedback before he declares his work done. [22:48] Zeenix (~zeenix@203.135.60.45) left irc: "Client Exiting" [23:03] Action: BBB is away: zzz [23:03] Nick change: BBB -> BBB|zZz [23:04] Uraeus (~csc...@c2...) joined #gstreamer. [23:05] <Uraeus> g'evening [23:07] <apoc_> yo uraeus [23:07] <Uraeus> hi apoc_ [23:07] <Uraeus> apoc_: my mail has been down for the last few days, did you ever get a response to your mail? [23:08] <thomasvs> blergh [23:08] <thomasvs> mplayer is incredibly featurefull [23:08] <dobey> bleh [23:08] <apoc_> uraeus : Have you tried jorn patch to use gsteamer in gnome-libs ? [23:08] <apoc_> uraeus : no :( [23:08] <taaz> thomasvs: don't stray from the gstreamer path! [23:09] <thomasvs> taaz: I won't ;) but gstreamer doesn't quite do everything I need yet [23:09] <taaz> yeah, but can mplayer add in arbitrary numbers of effectv filters? [23:09] <Uraeus> thomasvs: you must reply to apoc_'s mail :) [23:10] <Uraeus> apoc_: no, not had the time yet, hope to get to it early next week [23:10] <thomasvs> Uraeus: ok, will look over it again, but I think it was more addressed to wim [23:11] Action: Uraeus pulls the plug on wtay-tv's tv [23:11] <apoc_> and wim's watching tv ... ;) [23:12] <apoc_> thomasvs : what was the problem with config.status ? [23:12] <Uraeus> think we need to something to get snooker banned from belgian tv [23:12] <ajmitch> hi Uraeus [23:12] <thomasvs> apoc_: which problem ? [23:12] <Uraeus> howdy ajmitch [23:13] <apoc_> thomasvs : there was a pb with config.status and snapshot plugin [23:13] <thomasvs> apoc_: there was ? who had it ? [23:14] <Uraeus> thomasvs: that is why we disabled it remember? [23:14] Nick change: wtay-tv -> wtay [23:14] <Uraeus> howdy wtay [23:14] <thomasvs> one of the reasons yes [23:14] <thomasvs> but it needs a rewrite to depend on only one lib [23:14] <apoc_> yo wtay [23:15] <wtay> yo again [23:15] billh (bi...@ws...) joined #gstreamer. [23:16] <apoc_> thomasvs : yes but I'll commit a ggi plugin ... so maybe I'm doing something wrong ( with config.status) [23:16] <thomasvs> yeah, there was a bunch wrong with it in configure.in [23:16] <wingo> apoc_: mission successful (i think :) [23:16] <thomasvs> so just let me know what you want to do, and I'll help you along [23:17] <apoc_> wingo : happy to read that ;) [23:18] <apoc_> thomasvs : ok ... thx [23:19] <apoc_> wtay : Have you read my mail sent to gstreamer-devel ? [23:20] <wtay> hmm, yes.. [23:21] <apoc_> Any idea ? ;) [23:22] <wtay> I always thought it was simple using a tee [23:25] <thomasvs> later guys [23:25] <wtay> fork off a tee, add an encoder (png/gif/jpeg/whatever, write to disk) [23:25] <Uraeus> night thomasvs [23:26] <apoc_> thomasvs : good night [23:28] <apoc_> wtay : a plugin like tee which set a pad when it get a signal ? [23:29] <wtay> apoc_: no, just tee, request a pad, connect an encoder, save one frame [23:32] <apoc_> wtay : ok ... wille the encoder get all the frames or can we request a pad from tee when the encoder get a signal ? [23:32] <apoc_> s/wille/will [23:33] <apoc_> wtay : and leave the pad when we get the frame [23:33] <wtay> apoc_: when the use presses the snapshot button, you pause the pipeline, add tee somewhere, add an encoder and disksink, wait for a signal from the encoder (when it has pushed a buffer or so) then remove tee, the encoder and the disksink [23:33] <wtay> s/use/user/ [23:35] <wingo> that can be time-consuming. [23:35] <wingo> dynamic pipeline changes, i mean. [23:36] <wtay> you could permanently setup the snapshot part and disable the pad in tee or so [23:36] <apoc_> wtay : this is application job, isn't it ? Can a plugin do that ? [23:36] <wtay> when you want a snapshot make tee push one buffer on the pad.. [23:36] <wtay> or you could make a one-shot plugin [23:37] <apoc_> wtay : a one-shot plugin ? [23:38] <wtay> pushes one buffer, then disables itself [23:38] steveb (~st...@no...) left irc: "The immediate issue here is whether the Pooh animals realise they constitute a de facto nudist colony" [23:40] <apoc_> wtay : This is the application which create the pipeline with the tee, picture encoder, disksink ? [23:41] <wtay> yes [23:41] <dobey> later [23:41] dobey (~do...@ga...) left #gstreamer ("eh"). [23:43] <apoc_> wtay : ok . I'll will take a look ... thx for your help [23:44] chillywilly (~da...@mk...) joined #gstreamer. [23:44] <Uraeus> night dudes, this poor corporate lackey have to get to bed [23:44] Uraeus (~csc...@c2...) left #gstreamer ("Client Exiting"). [23:44] <chillywilly> just another cog in the corporate machine [23:45] Nick change: wtay -> wtay-tv [23:57] Nick change: taaz -> taaz-away [00:00] --- Sat May 25 2002 [00:20] Nick change: taaz-away -> taaz [00:38] apoc_ (~ap...@dy...) left irc: "Fermeture du client" [00:47] Nick change: thomasvs -> thomasvz [01:55] <wingo> aaa, my email won't work until monday [01:55] <wingo> whatever shall i do? ;) [01:57] <taaz> code [01:57] <taaz> or drink beer [01:57] Action: wingo is actually doing both atm [01:58] <taaz> good! [01:58] <taaz> i have no beer here... just coding [01:58] Action: wingo hands taaz a pabst [01:59] <wingo> hmm, you can't reach it, i don't think :) [02:00] <wingo> ah, i was just enlightened: 'cvs diff --new-files' [02:01] <taaz> i'm a fan of the -w flag [02:02] <wingo> ooh, that's useful [02:02] <wingo> patch and diff are hard core. [02:02] <taaz> sometimes it's essential [02:02] Nick change: wtay-tv -> wtay [02:02] <wingo> hey. [02:03] Action: wtay curses at AVI [02:03] Action: wingo curses along with wtay [02:03] <wingo> out of principle :) [02:03] <taaz> wingo: check out fun stuff in patchutils as well [02:03] <wingo> will do [02:03] <wtay> It's that I got myself into a little mess here by not being carefull [02:03] <taaz> mandatory tools if you want to patch and diff lots of code [02:05] <wtay> bah 8 spam mail waiting for approval on -devel [02:05] <wingo> taaz: hey dude. are you a debian developer yet? [02:05] <taaz> no [02:05] Action: taaz smacks himself [02:05] <wingo> wtay: what are you waiting for, approve them :-) [02:05] <taaz> how are you filtering them? just strip out html and .kr? ;) [02:06] <wtay> I think omega did that [02:06] <wingo> there is a korean fellow on -devel, no? just wondering [02:06] <wtay> Cause: Message has a suspicious header [02:06] <wtay> only one .kr.. [02:06] <wingo> drink and code, drink and code... [02:07] <wtay> wingo: drink, code and heavy metal! yay [02:07] <taaz> ok, so if libdvdread -> dvdsrc, then libdvdnav -> ? [02:07] <wingo> yeah yeah. rocks. yeah. [02:07] Action: wingo installed ardour and couldn't figure it out [02:08] <wingo> taaz: change dvdsrc? no one uses it afaik [02:08] <taaz> i use it ;) [02:08] <wingo> heh. [02:09] <taaz> ya see what i'm saying? naming the dir "dvdread" is dumb [02:09] <wingo> dude, just go along with it -- it makes thomasvs happy :) [02:09] <taaz> i know... [02:10] <wingo> but you still have a license to bitch, eh? ;) [02:10] <taaz> yeah! [02:11] <taaz> hrm... GST_CHECK_CONFIGPROG should probably take a min version [02:12] <wingo> whatever that is, yeah. [02:12] Action: wingo is flippant this evening. [02:12] <taaz> like for dvdnav-config vs dvdnav.pc [02:13] <wingo> if there's a pc you should use it [02:13] <taaz> ah, you see the problem [02:14] <wingo> no pc eh. [02:14] <taaz> i hate to blow off dvdread support until i know this other stuff works [02:14] <taaz> i think i'll just rename to dvdreadsrc and dvdnavsrc [02:15] <taaz> which is kind of lame... but oh well [02:15] <wingo> yeah, oh well. do it in the name of sweet progress. [02:16] <taaz> translit(dnm, m, l) <- what does this do? i've wondered for months now... [02:17] <wingo> it would be nice if my school had an em...@al.... [02:17] <taaz> no joke [02:17] <wingo> taaz: no fucking clue. that is voodoo, it seems to me [02:18] <taaz> i'm on way too many email lists to change to a new addr ;) [02:18] <taaz> weird thing is some peoples email has been active for 5+ years after they graduated... my brothers went inactive in like 2 months after he graduated [02:18] <wingo> yeah, i use pobox.com. they forward email. i figure it's work $15 a year. [02:19] <wingo> worth. [02:19] <taaz> yeah, but you need somewhere to forward it to [02:20] <wingo> right. i use a broadband machine that will (hopefully) be around for a while [02:20] <taaz> i'd say that about my apt machine too but if i move... [02:21] <wingo> yeah, but my roomie's dad is a network-type person, he can keep us hooked up. [02:21] Action: wingo hopes to leave for the peace corpse in late september. [02:21] <taaz> you get accepted? [02:22] <wingo> still in the process. [02:22] <taaz> you didn't really mean "corpse" did you? ;) [02:22] <wingo> just started actually. and yes, that was a funny :) [02:24] ganti (~sganti@65.219.8.130) joined #gstreamer. [02:24] ganti (~sganti@65.219.8.130) left irc: Client Quit [02:26] <taaz> blah... cvs lack of rename sux [02:26] <wingo> yes, yes it does. [02:32] <taaz> libgstdvdnavsrc.so... sigh [02:34] Nick change: wingo -> wingo-foodies [02:36] Nick change: maYam-tv -> maYam-zz [02:38] Action: taaz notes no one is using G_BEGIN/END_DECLS... [02:41] <wtay> taaz: look at gstregistry.h :) [02:41] <wtay> your virtual patch got applied :) [02:49] <taaz> ;) |