Live sources return `NO_PREROLL` when going to the `PAUSED` state to inform
the bin/pipeline that this element will not be able to produce data in
-the `PAUSED` state. `NO_PREROLL` should be returned for both READY→PAUSED
-and PLAYING→PAUSED.
+the `PAUSED` state. `NO_PREROLL` should be returned for both `READY→PAUSED`
+and `PLAYING→PAUSED`.
When performing a `get_state()` on a bin with a non-zero timeout value,
the bin must be sure that there are no live sources in the pipeline
-because otherwise, the `get_state()` function would block on the sinks.
+because otherwise, `get_state()` would block on the sinks.
-A gstbin therefore always performs a zero timeout `get_state()` on its
-elements to discover the `NO_PREROLL` (and ERROR) elements before
+A `GstBin` therefore always performs a zero-timeout `get_state()` on its
+elements to discover the `NO_PREROLL` (and `ERROR`) elements before
performing a blocking wait.
## Scheduling
Live sources will not produce data in the `PAUSED` state. They block in
-the `get_range()` function or in the loop function until they go to PLAYING.
+`get_range()` or in the loop function until they go to `PLAYING`.
## Latency