DMAI GStreamer Plug-In Support

Support Overview

gstreamer_ti is a community project. As such we cannot promise to address every feature/enhancement in a timely manner. Submitting patches is the quickest way to get a fix integrated. NOTE: that since gstreamer_ti leverages the same portable codebase across 6+ platforms care should be taken not to break other platforms when submitting a fix. You can learn more about how to submit fixes below.

Professional Support

RidgeRun offers supported Linux software developer's kits for TI's Davinci, OMAP, Sitara, and DM SoC devices. In addition, RidgeRun provides a full range of GStreamer and embedded Linux services to help companies get their product to market faster. Visit RidgeRun for details.

Community Help

Before Asking for help

• Start by reading the available DMAI GStreamer Plug-In Documentation.
• Refer to the DMAI GStreamer Plug-In Getting Started Guide if you are having trouble building the plug-ins.
• Check the DMAI GStreamer Plug-In Overview page for an understanding to the TI GStreamer plug-ins.
• Check the GstTIPlugin Elements page for in-dept details on various elements and their properties.
• Check the Example GStreamer Pipelines page ideas on how the elements are commonly used.
• Check the Forums.

What do I do if I find bug in the TI GStreamer plugin?

GStreamer project is actively under development, verify if you can reproduce the bug on latest trunk.

If you find a reproducible problem, we want to know about it. Please use the defect tracker (link to the left in the navigation bard). Please include:

• Hardware used
• Software version (either stable release number or SVN tag)
• An data files needed to reproduce the error
• Steps to cause the error to happen.

Can I submit a bug fix in the TI GStreamer plugin?

Please submit the patch in the [tracker]. See the submitting changes page for information on how to create patches and fill in the fields of the patch tracker.

For some more real-time help on this plugins, visit the IRC channel #gst_ti on irc.freenode.net. Besides community users, TI and RidgeRun engineers hang out there for technical topics.