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==== Downstream In-Bounds Events ==== | ==== Downstream In-Bounds Events ==== | ||
In-bound downstream events travel from the node to all the listeners. The main difference is that they travel inlined with the buffer flow. Internally, both the interpipesink and interpipesrc | In-bound downstream events travel from the node to all the listeners. The main difference is that they travel inlined with the buffer flow. Internally, both the interpipesink and interpipesrc can queue buffers, so serial events are queued as well so that they are pushed at the precise moment they need to be sent. The same set of properties control the transmission of these events. | ||
Graphically, this can be appreciated as the following image: | Graphically, this can be appreciated as the following image: | ||