Timestamps on gstd.log and gst.log files

[ghbogarin]

Hi! I noticed there's a timestamp at the beginning of each log but it doesn't match my machine's time or anything I can find a relation to.

E.g:

0:00:14.817773093 84234 0x558903b0a0 ERROR gstdlist gstd_list.c:287:gstd_list_delete:<GstdList@0x5588ebc000> The resource "Outgoing" doesn't exists in "pipelines"

What is that timestamp at the beginning of the log actually representing? Is there a way for this to take the machine's actual time? Thanks!

[michaelgruner]

Hi This timestamp is set by the GStreamer Debug subsystem (these are GStreamer debug logs). According to their documentation: | Example | Explained | |------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------| |0:00:00.868050000 | Time stamp in HH:MM:SS.sssssssss format since the start of| | | the program. | You can see the full Debug log explanation here: https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/tutorials/basic/debugging-tools.html?gi-language=c

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