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Configuration of the gstreamer pipeline in the UWP app Windows
To configure a GStreamer pipeline in a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app for Windows, you can use the following steps:
Install the GStreamer SDK for Windows on your development machine. You can download it from the GStreamer website.
Add the GStreamer SDK's
bin
directory to the system'sPATH
environment variable. This can be done using the Windows Control Panel or thesetx
command in a Command Prompt or PowerShell window.In your UWP app project, add a reference to the
GStreamerUWP.dll
assembly. This can be done by right-clicking the References node in Solution Explorer and selecting "Add Reference", and then browsing to theGStreamerUWP.dll
file in the GStreamer SDK'slib
directory.In your app code, use the
GStreamerInterop.GStreamer
class to configure and run your GStreamer pipeline. For example, the following code creates a GStreamer pipeline that reads from a file and displays the video in aMediaElement
control:
scssusing GStreamerInterop;
var pipeline = new GStreamer("playbin uri=file:///path/to/video.mp4");
pipeline.Play();
MediaElement1.SetMediaPlayer(pipeline.MediaPlayer);
MediaElement1.Play();
In this example, the GStreamer
constructor creates a GStreamer pipeline with the playbin
element configured to read from a local video file. The Play
method starts the pipeline. Finally, the SetMediaPlayer
method sets the MediaElement
control's media player to the GStreamer pipeline's MediaPlayer
property, and the Play
method starts playback in the MediaElement
.
Note that the specific elements and configuration of your GStreamer pipeline will depend on your specific use case. You can find more information about GStreamer pipeline configuration in the GStreamer documentation.