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AM5728: Gstreamer Information

Part Number: AM5728

Hi Team, we would like to seek we have some latest document for am572x microcontroller with Gstreamer. The latest that we are seeing is the sprac14.pdf.

https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sprac14/sprac14.pdf

Thank you very much.

-Mark

  • Hi,

    This is the only document available for GST migration user-guide for the public.

    Thanks

    Gaviraju

  • Hi Mark,

    Thank you for your support.

    I want to give you some context in order to explain why we need to upgrade Gstreamer to last versions. We are analyzing the feasibility about to implement an audio streaming application using am572x as microcontroller. The fact is we already tested previous Gstreamer versions (1.12) and those version don't provide the capabilities needed in order to support the application features.

    I'm wondering if Texas Instrument could provide any guidance about how to approach a Gstreamer update, taking advantage from our experience in Gstreamer and your knowledge about TI microcontroller architecture.

    I would really appreciate any comment or support.

  • Hi Carlos,

    Thank you for the additional context.

    Normally, the GStreamer update is taken up along with the yearly migration of the SDK to the latest Kernel, Yocto and tool chain.

    So, the version of the GStreamer is very heavily dependent on the underlying Yocto version that is chosen - so if you look at the latest available SDK on AM57xx here: https://software-dl.ti.com/processor-sdk-linux/esd/AM57X/latest/index_FDS.html, you will find that this is using GSstreamer version 1.14. Future versions will have upgraded versions.

    If GStreamer 1.14 has what you need, you should migrate to SDK 6.03.00.106.

    If not, then you have two choices here:

    1. You may choose a later version of Yocto (which supports a later version of GStreamer) and then use the kernel and other dependencies from the SDK support components.
    2. You can migrate the GStreamer versions from the oe-core and all other layers keeping everything else constant.
    3. .. and there could be other approaches too..

    Note that TI will not provide you with an SDK that matches this custom requirement of an upgraded GStreamer with a given SDK.

    Regards

    Karthik