gst | Go bindings for GStreamer

Is there any better way for doing this using plain javascript or using lodash package. I feel this code is a bit ugly and violates the DRY principle.

I am inserting some values into database table using ORM.

Here is what I am doing:

I am trying to use the camera feed on my Jetson Nano (running headless over SSH) in 2 different applications.

From the command line, I am able to run

I am trying to find out that how bitbake search for recipe in build process ? For example, I have a recipe something like below:

I am trying to print an Invoice modal component, for the POS-58-Series printer using the window.print(), but I am not able to print the specific component as a header is also printing.

I'd like to be able to stream the video from my webcam to an Android app with a latency below 500ms, on my local network.

To capture and send the video over the network, I use ffmpeg.

So I am trying to make a drum machine with gstreamer. For those who are not familiar with a drum machine have a look at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC7UaUD5rEA

Basically you have a specific sample loaded to a track. Each track has 16 steps which you can enable or disable. When you press play the drum machine will loop over the steps and when a step is enabled it will play that sound.

I got it working with the current setup: 8 x (filesrc | wavparse | audioconvert | volume) | audiomixer | alsasink

I put the pipeline in play state and each step I perform a seek_simple back to the start of the pipeline. To trigger the sound I mute and demute the wav each step according to the wanted rhythm/pattern.

The issue: By performing the seek back to the start the tail of the wav sample/sound is cut off and this makes a choppy sound. Ideally I'd like to re-trigger a wav sample but the previous one should continue to play until done.

The question: How can I re trigger a sound without cutting of it's tail?

Ps: I've tried to play with the seek flags "flush", "keep_unit", ... but without success.

My loop:

I'm very new to gstreamer and rust and am trying to render a video made from sections of other videos. Based on the docs, gstreamer-rs examples, and this question about doing the same thing in python, I think my code looks pretty good, but throws errors.

This is my code:

I need to add a custom stream-property to my gstreamer player command, however when I try to set the property as an integer, it doesn't get passed to pulseaudio. For example: