On Tue, Apr 3, 2018 at 5:56 PM, Tilo Villwock wrote:
> Just as a hint: in case you're trying to embed screenshots here, it's
> not allowed. You need to upload it somewhere and link it in your mail.
More to the point, error messages quoted as text are much more useful
than screenshots. They surviv
I figured that I have to instruct the main loop somehow to do that job for
me.
I just didn't know how to do it :D
Thank you very much for that hint.
greetings, Stefan
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You're likely trying to call GTK functions from different threads, which is
not allowed.
You should schedule UI updates in the main thread, using GLib.idle_add().
Ciao,
Emmanuele.
On 3 April 2018 at 10:28, stfl wrote:
> I am writing a Python 3 GStreamer Client application.
> I receive fps me
Just as a hint: in case you're trying to embed screenshots here, it's
not allowed. You need to upload it somewhere and link it in your mail.
Am Dienstag, den 03.04.2018, 02:28 -0700 schrieb stfl:
> I am writing a Python 3 GStreamer Client application.
> I receive fps measurments from fpsdisplaysin
I am writing a Python3 Gstreamer client application. I regularly receive
Gstreamer signals and on a certain condition I want to show() or hide() a
certain widget in my Gui.
This works for a few times but at some point the entire Application crashes.
When I connect it to a button press event from t
I am writing a Python 3 GStreamer Client application.
I receive fps measurments from fpsdisplaysink as a GStreamer Signal.
If the fps drops too low I dissplay an overlay over the gtksink (which is
connected to the fpsdisplaysink).
When I show() and hide() the overlayed Gtk.Box sometimes the entire
