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go-gst/examples/plugins/registered_elements/internal/customsrc/element.go
RSWilli 72543a2372 add example which registers and uses go custom elements
this example has an assert that checks wether or nor the finalizers ran correctly. If they don't then a mem leak will happen
2024-11-15 17:21:35 +01:00

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package customsrc
import (
"fmt"
"math"
"time"
"github.com/go-gst/go-glib/glib"
"github.com/go-gst/go-gst/examples/plugins/registered_elements/internal/common"
"github.com/go-gst/go-gst/gst"
)
// default: 1024, this value makes it easier to calculate num buffers with the sample rate
const samplesperbuffer = 4800
const samplerate = 48000
var properties = []*glib.ParamSpec{
glib.NewInt64Param(
"duration",
"duration",
"duration the source",
0,
math.MaxInt64,
0,
glib.ParameterReadWrite,
),
}
type customSrc struct {
// self *gst.Bin
source *gst.Element
volume *gst.Element
duration time.Duration
}
// ClassInit is the place where you define pads and properties
func (*customSrc) ClassInit(klass *glib.ObjectClass) {
class := gst.ToElementClass(klass)
class.SetMetadata(
"custom test source",
"Src/Test",
"Demo source bin with volume",
"Wilhelm Bartel <bartel.wilhelm@gmail.com>",
)
class.AddPadTemplate(gst.NewPadTemplate(
"src",
gst.PadDirectionSource,
gst.PadPresenceAlways,
gst.NewCapsFromString(fmt.Sprintf("audio/x-raw,channels=2,rate=%d", samplerate)),
))
class.InstallProperties(properties)
}
// SetProperty gets called for every property. The id is the index in the slice defined above.
func (s *customSrc) SetProperty(self *glib.Object, id uint, value *glib.Value) {
param := properties[id]
bin := gst.ToGstBin(self)
switch param.Name() {
case "duration":
state := bin.GetCurrentState()
if !(state == gst.StateNull || state != gst.StateReady) {
return
}
gv, _ := value.GoValue()
durI, _ := gv.(int64)
s.duration = time.Duration(durI)
s.updateSource()
}
}
// GetProperty is called to retrieve the value of the property at index `id` in the properties
// slice provided at ClassInit.
func (o *customSrc) GetProperty(self *glib.Object, id uint) *glib.Value {
param := properties[id]
switch param.Name() {
case "duration":
v, _ := glib.GValue(int64(o.duration))
return v
}
return nil
}
func (*customSrc) New() glib.GoObjectSubclass {
return &customSrc{}
}
// InstanceInit should initialize the element. Keep in mind that the properties are not yet present. When this is called.
func (s *customSrc) InstanceInit(instance *glib.Object) {
self := gst.ToGstBin(instance)
s.source = common.Must(gst.NewElement("audiotestsrc"))
s.volume = common.Must(gst.NewElement("volume"))
klass := instance.Class()
class := gst.ToElementClass(klass)
self.AddMany(
s.source,
s.volume,
)
srcpad := s.volume.GetStaticPad("src")
ghostpad := gst.NewGhostPadFromTemplate("src", srcpad, class.GetPadTemplate("src"))
gst.ElementLinkMany(
s.source,
s.volume,
)
self.AddPad(ghostpad.Pad)
s.updateSource()
}
func (s *customSrc) Constructed(o *glib.Object) {}
func (s *customSrc) Finalize(o *glib.Object) {
common.FinalizersCalled++
}
// updateSource will get called to update the audiotestsrc when a property changes
func (s *customSrc) updateSource() {
if s.source != nil {
numBuffers := (float64(s.duration / time.Second)) / (float64(samplesperbuffer) / float64(samplerate))
s.source.SetProperty("num-buffers", int(math.Ceil(numBuffers)))
}
}