Author: JT Smith
Posted at Gnome.org: “The GStreamer team is happy to announce another release of the GStreamer
streaming-media framework. GStreamer now contains close to 100 plugins for
reading, writing and manipulating audio and video files. However many of these
functions are under heavy development and your mileage may vary from time to
time. This means this release of GStreamer is still mostly aimed at developers, but
users wanting to experiment can test gstreamer using its commandline interface
documented in the gstreamer-launch man page and in the wiki. We also bundle a
sample media player, but we can make no promises as to whether this will actually
work for you or not. The next release will include our new rewritten mediaplayer.”
streaming-media framework. GStreamer now contains close to 100 plugins for
reading, writing and manipulating audio and video files. However many of these
functions are under heavy development and your mileage may vary from time to
time. This means this release of GStreamer is still mostly aimed at developers, but
users wanting to experiment can test gstreamer using its commandline interface
documented in the gstreamer-launch man page and in the wiki. We also bundle a
sample media player, but we can make no promises as to whether this will actually
work for you or not. The next release will include our new rewritten mediaplayer.”
