I was writing a simple application in perl-Tk that would replace my beep-media-player or xmms. These two are ancient and use a audio interface that will block other applications of also using the audio devices.

So I create a (very) simple GUI in perl-Tk, test it (buttons, open play-list or CD, display status etc etc). Then I add the actual GStreamer calls as documented. I even browsed the examples section to see if I did it right.

Now when I hit the [play] button, the music starts :), so the basics work fine, but the GUI now renders irresponsible. The status isn't updated and none of the buttons work.

Is the Glib::MainLoop overruling the Tk::MainLoop?

Are there any recipes to make this combination work?


Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Does GStreamer block Tk? by Tux

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