On 28.09.2010, at 23:27, Paul E. Rybski wrote: > I've recently started using gstreamer as a mechanism for transmitting > audio (ALSA) and video (V4L) from one Linux machine to another. I've > put together a couple of nice gst-launch scripts that do the job for me. > However, I'd now like to be able to display the video that comes over > the network via gstreamer into an FLTK application. > > My question is: has anybody tried integrating FLTK and gstreamer (or > even GTK+) into the same application? I'm concerned that gstreamer may > be far too deeply embedded into GTK+ that it may be more efficient for > me to learn GTK+ and just re-do my GUI in that framework. I hope that > this isn't the case... > > Thanks in advance for any advice,
I didn't try this or use gstreamer at all (I don't even know what it is exactly), but anyway... I'd say it depends on what you're doing and what you want to do. If you're only using gstreamer like library functions w/o opening windows, then you may be able to use FLTK for your GUI w/o hassle. It's still tricky to synchronize a data stream with a GUI to view videos, but that's another story. However, it becomes tricky if gstreamer would open windows and interpret the system messages (be it Windows messages or X11 or ...). You should maybe describe more detailed what the part of gstreamer would be in your app and what else you want to do. I took a short look at gstreamer.net, but didn't see any relations to GUI dependencies (but it was really short). Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
