From de2f30c7d48073bedda1245c292863f2cd5da8b6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Mark Nauwelaerts <mark.nauwelaerts@collabora.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 15:41:48 +0000
Subject: docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args: Integrate new properties
 into documentation.

Original commit message from CVS:
* docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args:
Integrate new properties into documentation.
* ext/x264/gstx264enc.c: (gst_x264_enc_class_init),
(gst_x264_enc_init), (gst_x264_enc_init_encoder),
(gst_x264_enc_set_property), (gst_x264_enc_get_property):
Fix up API prior to eventual plugin move.
API: GstX264Enc:pass (provides more options, and changed to enum)
---
 docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args | 104 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--
 1 file changed, 97 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)

(limited to 'docs/plugins')

diff --git a/docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args b/docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args
index 71a16e47..66d015c9 100644
--- a/docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args
+++ b/docs/plugins/gst-plugins-bad-plugins.args
@@ -17000,12 +17000,12 @@
 
 <ARG>
 <NAME>GstX264Enc::pass</NAME>
-<TYPE>guint</TYPE>
-<RANGE><= 3</RANGE>
+<TYPE>GstX264EncPass</TYPE>
+<RANGE></RANGE>
 <FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
-<NICK>Pass</NICK>
-<BLURB>Pass of multipass encoding (0=single pass; 1=first pass, 2=middle pass, 3=last pass).</BLURB>
-<DEFAULT>0</DEFAULT>
+<NICK>Encoding pass/type</NICK>
+<BLURB>Encoding pass/type.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>Constant Bitrate Encoding</DEFAULT>
 </ARG>
 
 <ARG>
@@ -17051,10 +17051,10 @@
 <ARG>
 <NAME>GstX264Enc::threads</NAME>
 <TYPE>guint</TYPE>
-<RANGE>[1,4]</RANGE>
+<RANGE><= 4</RANGE>
 <FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
 <NICK>Threads</NICK>
-<BLURB>Number of threads used by the codec.</BLURB>
+<BLURB>Number of threads used by the codec (0 for automatic).</BLURB>
 <DEFAULT>1</DEFAULT>
 </ARG>
 
@@ -17088,6 +17088,96 @@
 <DEFAULT>FALSE</DEFAULT>
 </ARG>
 
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::b-adapt</NAME>
+<TYPE>gboolean</TYPE>
+<RANGE></RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>B-Adapt</NICK>
+<BLURB>Automatically decide how many B-frames to use.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>TRUE</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::interlaced</NAME>
+<TYPE>gboolean</TYPE>
+<RANGE></RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>Interlaced</NICK>
+<BLURB>Interlaced material.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>FALSE</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::ip-factor</NAME>
+<TYPE>gfloat</TYPE>
+<RANGE>[0,2]</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>IP-Factor</NICK>
+<BLURB>Quantizer factor between I- and P-frames.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>1.4</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::noise-reduction</NAME>
+<TYPE>guint</TYPE>
+<RANGE><= 100000</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>Noise Reducation</NICK>
+<BLURB>Noise reduction strength.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>0</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::pb-factor</NAME>
+<TYPE>gfloat</TYPE>
+<RANGE>[0,2]</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>PB-Factor</NICK>
+<BLURB>Quantizer factor between P- and B-frames.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>1.3</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::qp-max</NAME>
+<TYPE>guint</TYPE>
+<RANGE>[1,51]</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>Maximum Quantizer</NICK>
+<BLURB>Maximum quantizer.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>51</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::qp-min</NAME>
+<TYPE>guint</TYPE>
+<RANGE>[1,51]</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>Minimum Quantizer</NICK>
+<BLURB>Minimum quantizer.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>10</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::qp-step</NAME>
+<TYPE>guint</TYPE>
+<RANGE>[1,50]</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>Maximum Quantizer Difference</NICK>
+<BLURB>Maximum quantizer difference between frames.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>4</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
+<ARG>
+<NAME>GstX264Enc::quantizer</NAME>
+<TYPE>guint</TYPE>
+<RANGE>[1,50]</RANGE>
+<FLAGS>rw</FLAGS>
+<NICK>Constant Quantizer</NICK>
+<BLURB>Constant quantizer or quality to apply.</BLURB>
+<DEFAULT>21</DEFAULT>
+</ARG>
+
 <ARG>
 <NAME>GstNasSink::host</NAME>
 <TYPE>gchar*</TYPE>
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