Totem on GTK+ OS X
It's too hot in Istanbul to have the energy to write something useful right now, but since I promised Bastien a screenshot, here it is:
This is Totem running on GTK+ OS X, but without any nice integration with the global menubar and there is no clean patch that can be committed. (The changes are mostly commenting out some X11 and GNOME dependencies.)
It's using a video sink that renders into a GdkWindow (actually it's backing NSView) through OpenGL, based on the Cocoa video sink that comes with GStreamer.
Comments
Rhult is my hero!
Posted by: Bastien | July 7, 2008 03:35 PM
And so the Totem empire grows...
Posted by: Philip Withnall | July 7, 2008 05:52 PM
I bow down at the altar of Richard.
I heard some praise for you as well from a certain Mr. Davis.
Posted by: Thomas Vander Stichele | July 7, 2008 06:26 PM
Hey Richard,
This looks pretty cool! I'm using gstreamer on OSX (in Songbird), and somewhere on my todo-when-i-have-time list is getting the video sink stuff working well.
Is your video sink used here available anywhere? I'd like to have a poke around...
Posted by: Michael Smith | July 7, 2008 07:47 PM
Yay!!!! U rock!
Posted by: Alberto Ruiz | July 7, 2008 07:48 PM
@ Michael, the code is very GTK+ specific, not sure if that's what you need. If you just need Cocoa support, check out the cocoa sink in the gst-plugins-good module. If you want to check out the GTK+ OS X one, it's available in git here: git://git.imendio.com/projects/ige-mac-video-sink
Posted by: Richard | July 9, 2008 03:54 PM