Package net.pms.io

Examples of net.pms.io.PipeProcess.deleteLater()

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    try {
      Thread.sleep(50);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
    }
    tsPipe.deleteLater();

    ProcessWrapper ff_pipe_process = ffVideoPipe.getPipeProcess();
    p.attachProcess(ff_pipe_process);
    ff_pipe_process.runInNewThread();
    try {
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    ProcessWrapper pipe_process = tsPipe.getPipeProcess();

    // XXX it can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe
    // (and mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so start this as early as possible
    pipe_process.runInNewThread();
    tsPipe.deleteLater();

    params.input_pipes[0] = tsPipe;
    params.minBufferSize = params.minFileSize;
    params.secondread_minsize = 100000;
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      System.currentTimeMillis()
    );

    // This process wraps the command that creates the named pipe
    PipeProcess pipe = new PipeProcess(fifoName);
    pipe.deleteLater(); // delete the named pipe later; harmless if it isn't created
    ProcessWrapper mkfifo_process = pipe.getPipeProcess();

    /**
     * It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
     * mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
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    ProcessWrapper pipe_process = tsPipe.getPipeProcess();

    // XXX it can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe
    // (and mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so start this as early as possible
    pipe_process.runInNewThread();
    tsPipe.deleteLater();

    params.input_pipes[0] = tsPipe;
    params.minBufferSize = params.minFileSize;
    params.secondread_minsize = 100000;
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      try {
        wait(50);
      } catch (InterruptedException e) {
      }

      pipe.deleteLater();
      params.input_pipes[0] = pipe;

      ProcessWrapper ff_pipe_process = ffAudioPipe.getPipeProcess();
      pw.attachProcess(ff_pipe_process);
      ff_pipe_process.runInNewThread();
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     * mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
     * the current thread.
     */
    mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();

    pipe.deleteLater();

    pw.runInNewThread();

    // Not sure what good this 50ms wait will do for the calling method.
    try {
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    // It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
    // mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in the
    // current thread.
    mkfifo_process.runInSameThread();

    pipe.deleteLater();

    pw.runInNewThread();

    // Not sure what good this 50ms wait will do for the calling method.
    try {
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        audioPipeProcess.runInNewThread();
        try {
          Thread.sleep(50);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) { }
        videoPipe.deleteLater();
        audioPipe.deleteLater();
      } else {
        // remove the -oac switch, otherwise the "too many video packets" errors appear again
        for (ListIterator<String> it = cmdList.listIterator(); it.hasNext();) {
          String option = it.next();
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    ProcessWrapper pipe_process = tsPipe.getPipeProcess();

    // XXX it can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe
    // (and mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so start this as early as possible
    pipe_process.runInNewThread();
    tsPipe.deleteLater();

    params.input_pipes[0] = tsPipe;
    params.minBufferSize = params.minFileSize;
    params.secondread_minsize = 100000;
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      System.currentTimeMillis()
    );

    // This process wraps the command that creates the named pipe
    PipeProcess pipe = new PipeProcess(fifoName);
    pipe.deleteLater(); // delete the named pipe later; harmless if it isn't created
    ProcessWrapper mkfifo_process = pipe.getPipeProcess();

    // It can take a long time for Windows to create a named pipe (and
    // mkfifo can be slow if /tmp isn't memory-mapped), so run this in
    // the current thread.
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