The "farsight-new-local-candidate" message

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"stream"           <a class="link" href="FsStream.html" title="FsStream">FsStream</a>          The stream that emits the message
"candidate"        <a class="link" href="farsight2-libs-FsCandidate.html#FsCandidate" title="struct FsCandidate">FsCandidate</a>       The new candidate

This message is emitted when a new local candidate is discovered.

The "farsight-local-candidates-prepared" message

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"stream"           <a class="link" href="FsStream.html" title="FsStream">FsStream</a>          The stream that emits the message

This signal is emitted when all local candidates have been prepared, an ICE implementation would send its SDP offer or answer.

The "farsight-new-active-candidate-pair" message

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"stream"           <a class="link" href="FsStream.html" title="FsStream">FsStream</a>          The stream that emits the message
"local-candidate"  <a class="link" href="farsight2-libs-FsCandidate.html#FsCandidate" title="struct FsCandidate">FsCandidate</a>       Local candidate being used
"remote-candidate" <a class="link" href="farsight2-libs-FsCandidate.html#FsCandidate" title="struct FsCandidate">FsCandidate</a>       Remote candidate being used

This message is emitted when there is a new active candidate pair that has been established. This is specially useful for ICE where the active candidate pair can change automatically due to network conditions. The user must not modify the candidates and must copy them if he wants to use them outside the callback scope. This message is emitted once per component.

The "farsight-recv-codecs-changed" message

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"stream"           <a class="link" href="FsStream.html" title="FsStream">FsStream</a>          The stream that emits the message
"codecs"           <GTKDOCLINK HREF="FsCodecGList">FsCodecGList</GTKDOCLINK>      A <GTKDOCLINK HREF="GList">GList</GTKDOCLINK> of <a class="link" href="farsight2-libs-FsCodec.html#FsCodec" title="struct FsCodec">FsCodec</a>

This message is emitted when the content of the "current-recv-codecs" property changes. It is normally emitted right after the "src-pad-added" signal only if that codec was not previously received in this stream, but it can also be emitted if the pad already exists, but the source material that will come to it is different. The list of new recv-codecs is included in the message

The "farsight-component-state-changed" message

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"stream"           <a class="link" href="FsStream.html" title="FsStream">FsStream</a>          The stream that emits the message
"component"        <GTKDOCLINK HREF="guint">guint</GTKDOCLINK>             The component whose state changed
"state"            <a class="link" href="FsStream.html#FsStreamState" title="enum FsStreamState">FsStreamState</a>     The new state of the component

This message is emitted the state of a component of a stream changes.

FsStream

typedef struct _FsStream FsStream;

All members are private, access them using methods and properties

struct FsStreamClass

struct FsStreamClass {
  GObjectClass parent_class;

  /*virtual functions */
  gboolean (*set_remote_candidates) (FsStream *stream,
                                     GList *candidates,
                                     GError **error);

  gboolean (*force_remote_candidates) (FsStream *stream,
      GList *remote_candidates,
      GError **error);

  gboolean (*set_remote_codecs) (FsStream *stream,
                                 GList *remote_codecs, GError **error);

  void (*add_id) (FsStream *stream,
                  guint id);
};

You must override add_remote_candidate in a subclass. If you have to negotiate codecs, then you must override set_remote_codecs too

enum FsStreamDirection

typedef enum
{
  FS_DIRECTION_NONE = 0,
  FS_DIRECTION_SEND = 1<<0,
  FS_DIRECTION_RECV = 1<<1,
  FS_DIRECTION_BOTH = FS_DIRECTION_SEND | FS_DIRECTION_RECV
} FsStreamDirection;

An enum for specifying the direction of a stream

enum FsStreamState

typedef enum
{
  FS_STREAM_STATE_FAILED,
  FS_STREAM_STATE_DISCONNECTED,
  FS_STREAM_STATE_GATHERING,
  FS_STREAM_STATE_CONNECTING,
  FS_STREAM_STATE_CONNECTED,
  FS_STREAM_STATE_READY
} FsStreamState;

These are the possible states of a stream, a simple multicast stream could only be in "disconnected" or "ready" state. An stream using an ICE transmitter would use all of these.

fs_stream_set_remote_candidates ()

gboolean            fs_stream_set_remote_candidates     (FsStream *stream,
                                                         GList *candidates,
                                                         GError **error);

This function sets the list of remote candidates. Any new candidates are added to the list. The candidates will be used to establish a connection with the peer. A copy will be made so the user must free the passed candidate using fs_candidate_destroy() when done.

fs_stream_set_remote_codecs ()

gboolean            fs_stream_set_remote_codecs         (FsStream *stream,
                                                         GList *remote_codecs,
                                                         GError **error);

This function will set the list of remote codecs for this stream. If the given remote codecs couldn't be negotiated with the list of local codecs or already negotiated codecs for the corresponding FsSession, error will be set and FALSE will be returned. The remote_codecs list will be copied so it must be free'd using fs_codec_list_destroy() when done.

fs_stream_force_remote_candidates ()

gboolean            fs_stream_force_remote_candidates   (FsStream *stream,
                                                         GList *remote_candidates,
                                                         GError **error);

This function forces data to be sent immediately to the selected remote candidate, by-passing any connectivity checks. There should be at most one candidate per component.

fs_stream_add_id ()

void                fs_stream_add_id                    (FsStream *stream,
                                                         guint id);

This function is used to add data identifiers that allow the plugin to recognize packets that are meant for id. For example, in RTP, one would set the SSRCs that are expected.

Depending on the protocol, one may be able to add more than one ID to a stream (in RTP you can have multiple SSRCs in a stream). If a protocol supports only one id, adding a new one will overwrite it. If an ID was already set on a stream, adding it to another stream will override the previdous decision.

For most protocols, calling this function is optional as the incoming data can be matched with a stream by its source IP address. This is mostly useful if one is using multicast or is behind a muxer server.

fs_stream_get_src_pads_iterator ()

GstIterator *       fs_stream_get_src_pads_iterator     (FsStream *stream);

Creates a GstIterator that can be used to iterate the src pads of this stream. These are the pads that were announced by "src-pad-added" and are still valid.

fs_stream_emit_error ()

void                fs_stream_emit_error                (FsStream *stream,
                                                         gint error_no,
                                                         const gchar *error_msg,
                                                         const gchar *debug_msg);

This function emits the "error"" signal, it should only be called by subclasses.

fs_stream_emit_src_pad_added ()

void                fs_stream_emit_src_pad_added        (FsStream *stream,
                                                         GstPad *pad,
                                                         FsCodec *codec);

Emits the "src-pad-added"" signal, it should only be called by subclasses.

The "current-recv-codecs" property

  "current-recv-codecs"      FsCodecGList*         : Read

This is the list of codecs that have been received by this stream. The user must free the list if fs_codec_list_destroy(). The "farsight-recv-codecs-changed" message is send on the GstBus when the value of this property changes. It is normally emitted right after "src-pad-added" only if that codec was not previously received in this stream, but it can also be emitted if the pad already exists, but the source material that will come to it is different.

The "direction" property

  "direction"                FsStreamDirection     : Read / Write / Construct

The direction of the stream. This property is set initially as a parameter to the fs_session_new_stream() function. It can be changed later if required by setting this property.

The "negotiated-codecs" property

  "negotiated-codecs"        FsCodecGList*         : Read

This is the list of negotiatied codecs, it is the same list as the list of FsCodec from the parent FsSession, except that the codec config data has been replaced with the data from the remote codecs for this stream. This is the list of FsCodec used to receive data from this stream. It is a GList of FsCodec.

The "participant" property

  "participant"              FsParticipant*        : Read / Write / Construct Only

The FsParticipant for this stream. This property is a construct param and is read-only construction.

The "remote-codecs" property

  "remote-codecs"            FsCodecGList*         : Read

This is the list of remote codecs for this stream. They must be set by the user as soon as they are known using fs_stream_set_remote_codecs() (generally through external signaling). It is a GList of FsCodec.

The "session" property

  "session"                  FsSession*            : Read / Write / Construct Only

The FsSession for this stream. This property is a construct param and is read-only construction.

The "error" signal

void                user_function                      (FsStream *self,
                                                        FsError   errorno,
                                                        gchar    *error_msg,
                                                        gchar    *debug_msg,
                                                        gpointer  user_data)      : Run Last

This signal is emitted in any error condition

The "src-pad-added" signal

void                user_function                      (FsStream *self,
                                                        GstPad   *pad,
                                                        FsCodec  *codec,
                                                        gpointer  user_data)      : Run Last

This signal is emitted when a new gst source pad has been created for a specific codec being received. There will be a different source pad for each codec that is received. The user must ref the GstPad if he wants to keep it. The user should not modify the FsCodec and must copy it if he wants to use it outside the callback scope.

This signal is not emitted on the main thread, but on GStreamer's streaming thread!