On Wed, Jun 14, 2006 at 07:50:15AM -0700, sjoeboo wrote: > > Good "morning" everyone, > > So, my (and what should be everyones) favorite music player for gnome, > rhythmbox, has been on a steady march of advancement for the past few > months, with a whole slew of new features comming about. One thing I > though of recently is visualizations, and how ncie it would be to have > at least one, possibly as a plugin. I know totem uses GOOM to do > this, and was wondering what I might have to do in terms of gstreamer > etc to have rhythmbox use it as well. I was looking around on the > Totem site for a mailing list etc, but couldn't find anything. Does > anyone know where I might find more info for something like this?
Totem, when using the gstreamer backend, creates a gstreamer element (goom, one of the libvisual elements, etc.) and sets it as the vis-plugin property on the playbin instance, and sets up a video sink outputting to its display window. I'm working on a plugin that does this. It basically works, but toggling visualization while playing doesn't work very well, and causes some weird UI glitches. I think I'm just getting some GDK bits wrong. When I get it working properly, I'll make patches available (or just check it in..). _______________________________________________ rhythmbox-devel mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/rhythmbox-devel
