Drag-and-drop graph
Arrange approved GStreamer sources, transforms, encoders, caps filters, queues and sinks as a connected media path.
Build and inspect GStreamer media paths visually, then run and compare pipelines directly on target hardware.
A text pipeline alone does not show how camera devices, negotiated formats and hardware media entities fit together on an embedded target.
Arrange approved GStreamer sources, transforms, encoders, caps filters, queues and sinks as a connected media path.
Configure element properties and caps directly on the graph instead of rebuilding command lines for every iteration.
Detect orphan elements, missing sources or sinks, format and resolution mismatches, incomplete chains and inefficient ordering.
Generate the GStreamer command, apply the media configuration and start or stop camera pipelines on the target.
Save configurations with a project and import or export reusable pipeline definitions.
Pipeline definitions use a focused 16-element set covering the currently supported target-side camera workflow.
Read the live Media Controller topology and detected video devices.
Connect elements and edit caps and properties in the visual graph.
Run offline and hardware checks before applying the pipeline on the target.
Share the board, Linux image, sensor and current engineering objective. Pixoric will scope the evaluation setup with you.