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GStreamer Backend - Custom Elements
===================================
One of the most used functionality of GStreamer is the ability to create pipelines
from a text description, usually this is done from a CLI interface (e.g. on a terminal)
using the ``gst-launch`` program, in LiSP it's possible to create a custom media-element
using this functionality.
Element Syntax
--------------
From this point ``element(s)`` refer to a GStreamer component and not to LiSP.
Properties
^^^^^^^^^^
*PROPERTY=VALUE*
Sets the property to the specified value. You can use ``gst-inspect`` to find out
about properties and allowed values of different elements.
Elements
^^^^^^^^
*ELEMENT-TYPE [PROPERTY_1 ...]*
Creates an element of type *ELEMENT-TYPE* and sets its *PROPERTIES*.
Links
^^^^^
*ELEMENT_1 ! ELEMENT_2 ! ELEMENT_3*
The simplest link (exclamation mark) connects two adjacent elements. The elements
are connect starting from the left.
Examples
^^^^^^^^
The examples below assume that you have the correct plug-ins available.
Keep in mind that different elements might accept different formats, so you might
need to add converter elements like ``audioconvert`` and ``audioresample`` (for audio)
in front of the element to make things work.
**Add an echo effect to the audio:**
``audioecho delay=500000000 intensity=0.2 feedback=0.3``
**Add a reverb effect to the audio:**
``audioecho delay=20000000 intensity=0.4 feedback=0.45``
**Removes voice from sound (or at least try to do so):**
``audiokaraoke filter-band=200 filter-width=120``
**Remove voice from sound and (then) apply a reverb effect:**
``audiokaraoke filter-band=200 filter-width=120 ! audioecho delay=20000000 intensity=0.4 feedback=0.45``
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Extracted from the `GStreamer SDK docs <http://docs.gstreamer.com/display/GstSDK/gst-launch>`_
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