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diff --git a/manual-threads.md b/manual-threads.md index 54cd7af..a123102 100644 --- a/manual-threads.md +++ b/manual-threads.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ configure things such as the thread priority or the threadpool to use. See [Configuring Threads in GStreamer](#configuring-threads-in-gstreamer). -# Scheduling in GStreamer +## Scheduling in GStreamer Each element in the GStreamer pipeline decides how it is going to be scheduled. Elements can choose if their pads are to be scheduled @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ threads, or `GstTask` objects, are created from a `GstTaskPool` when the element needs to make a streaming thread. In the next section we see how we can receive notifications of the tasks and pools. -# Configuring Threads in GStreamer +## Configuring Threads in GStreamer A STREAM\_STATUS message is posted on the bus to inform you about the status of the streaming threads. You will get the following information @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ from the message: We will now look at some examples in the next sections. -## Boost priority of a thread +### Boost priority of a thread ``` .----------. .----------. @@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ message, which is likely the pad or the element that starts the thread, to figure out what the function of this thread is in the context of the application. -# When would you want to force a thread? +## When would you want to force a thread? We have seen that threads are created by elements but it is also possible to insert elements in the pipeline for the sole purpose of |