The GStreamer team is pleased to announce another bug fix release in the new stable 1.24 release series.
This release only contains bug fixes and security fixes. It should be safe to upgrade from 1.24.x and we recommend you update at your earliest convenience.
Highlights:
- d3d12: Fix shaders failing to compile with newer dxc versions
- decklinkvideosink: Fix handling of caps framerate in auto mode; also a decklinkaudiosink fix
- devicemonitor: Fix potential crash macOS when a device is unplugged
- gst-libav: Fix crash in audio encoders like avenc_ac3 if input data has insufficient alignment
- gst-libav: Fix build against FFmpeg 4.2 as in Ubuntu 20.04
- gst-editing-services: Fix Python library name fetching on Windows
- netclientclock: Don’t store failed internal clocks in the cache, so applications can re-try later
- oggdemux: Seeking and duration fixes
- osxaudiosrc: Fixes for failing init/no output on recent iOS versions
- qtdemux: Use mvhd transform matrix and support for flipping
- rtpvp9pay: Fix profile parsing
- splitmuxsrc: Fix use with decodebin3 which would occasionally fail with an assertion when seeking
- tsdemux: Fix backwards PTS wraparound detection with ignore-pcr=true
- video-overlay-composition: Declare the video/size/orientation tags for the meta and implement scale transformations
- vtdec: Fix seeks occasionally hanging on macOS due to a race condition when draining
- webrtc: Fix duplicate payload types with RTX and multiple video codecs
- win32-pluginloader: Make sure not to create any windows when inspecting plugins
- wpe: Various fixes for re-negotiation, latency reporting, progress messages on startup
- x264enc: Add missing data to AvcDecoderConfigurationRecord in codec_data for high profile variants
- cerbero: Support using ccache with cmake if enabled
- Various bug fixes, build fixes, memory leak fixes, and other stability and reliability improvements
Release notes with details about changes and fixed bugs can be found at:
https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/releases/1.24/#1.24.12
Binaries for Android, iOS, Mac OS X and Windows should be available soon.
As always, please let us know of any issues you run into by filing an issue or Merge Request in GitLab.
Thanks!