Can't show the video with docker

[zsinba]

No videos is displayed in the meeting when using Youtube or Videotestsrc and Mp4 File。

[zsinba]

[jbg]

I'm not sure but I think for autovideosrc and autovideosink you may need some extra setup to allow the Docker container to display a GUI window. That setup would depend on your platform, e.g. on linux/x11 you would probably have to bind-mount the X11 socket into the container.

As for the YouTube video, please capture debug logs using GST_DEBUG=3 and paste them here (with code formatting — ``` on a line before and after the logs) or in a pastebin/gist.

[zsinba]

When I run through the desktop without using remote commands, I confirm that he can open videotestsrc, but I still cannot use gst-meet to launch the video to the meeting.

In addition, I still can’t compile and run at present. I can only package Docker to run. I still don’t know how to output logs. Please forgive me for learning.

[zsinba]

https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/bgcloud/gst-meet

This is the Docker image I packaged, or you can try to see if this image is correct.

[zsinba]

Why the official doesn't public a docker image?
In addition, why the official doesn't compile a usable static library gst-meet?

[jbg]

If you built it from the Dockerfile without modifications then it's as correct as the Dockerfile.

We have limited time, and at the moment we're using it on other things than making build pipelines for Docker and static binaries. We recognise that the build process could be made easier, and once there is a stable GStreamer release and some other higher-priority issues are resolved, we'll work on that. In the meantime, contributions are welcome.

[zsinba]

If you built it from the Dockerfile without modifications then it's as correct as the Dockerfile.

We have limited time, and at the moment we're using it on other things than making build pipelines for Docker and static binaries. We recognise that the build process could be made easier, and once there is a stable GStreamer release and some other higher-priority issues are resolved, we'll work on that. In the meantime, contributions are welcome.

I didn't modify anything, directly compiled it out of the image file.

[jbg]

Then the Docker image is "correct", at least to the extent that the Dockerfile is.

There is not enough information in this issue to know the cause of your problem or how to solve it.

[jbg]

I'm closing this as it's unclear what the actual problem is.

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