gst_v4l2_video_dec_finish (decoder);
gst_v4l2_object_stop (self->v4l2output);
- /* The renegotiation flow don't blend with the base class flow. To
- * properly stop the capture pool we need to reclaim our buffers, which
- * will happend through the allocation query. The allocation query is
- * triggered by gst_video_decoder_negotiate() which requires the output
- * caps to be set, but we can't know this information as we rely on the
- * decoder, which requires the capture queue to be stopped.
+ /* The renegotiation flow don't blend with the base class flow. To properly
+ * stop the capture pool, if the buffers can't be orphaned, we need to
+ * reclaim our buffers, which will happend through the allocation query.
+ * The allocation query is triggered by gst_video_decoder_negotiate() which
+ * requires the output caps to be set, but we can't know this information
+ * as we rely on the decoder, which requires the capture queue to be
+ * stopped.
*
* To workaround this issue, we simply run an allocation query with the
* old negotiated caps in order to drain/reclaim our buffers. That breaks
* the complexity and should not have much impact in performance since the
* following allocation query will happen on a drained pipeline and won't
* block. */
- {
+ if (!gst_v4l2_buffer_pool_orphan (&self->v4l2capture->pool)) {
GstCaps *caps = gst_pad_get_current_caps (decoder->srcpad);
if (caps) {
GstQuery *query = gst_query_new_allocation (caps, FALSE);