index e2efcaa7bd9458368eb3e1256a699b898f5ef73b..5cd515eb428a7303b207eacb97cf0984e49e415e 100644 (file)
GstClockTime min, max;
gboolean live;
- /* Subclasses should override and implement something usefull */
+ /* Subclasses should override and implement something useful */
res = gst_base_src_query_latency (src, &live, &min, &max);
GST_LOG_OBJECT (src, "report latency: live %d, min %" GST_TIME_FORMAT
@@ -1398,7 +1398,7 @@ gst_base_src_perform_seek (GstBaseSrc * src, GstEvent * event, gboolean unlock)
/* If we configured the seeksegment above, don't overwrite it now. Otherwise
* copy the current segment info into the temp segment that we can actually
- * attempt the seek with. We only update the real segment if the seek suceeds. */
+ * attempt the seek with. We only update the real segment if the seek succeeds. */
if (!seekseg_configured) {
memcpy (&seeksegment, &src->segment, sizeof (GstSegment));
* first and do EOS instead of entering it.
* - If we are in the _create function or we did not manage to set the
* flag fast enough and we are about to enter the _create function,
- * we unlock it so that we exit with WRONG_STATE immediatly. We then
+ * we unlock it so that we exit with WRONG_STATE immediately. We then
* check the EOS flag and do the EOS logic.
*/
g_atomic_int_set (&src->priv->pending_eos, TRUE);
* already did this */
/* FIXME, deprecate this behaviour, it is very dangerous.
- * the prefered way of sending EOS downstream is by sending
+ * the preferred way of sending EOS downstream is by sending
* the EOS event to the element */
if (!basesrc->priv->last_sent_eos) {
GST_DEBUG_OBJECT (basesrc, "Sending EOS event");