After we receive the properties from the client, do the access check
and then pause client messages until the session manager sets
client permissions.
Without this we would do access control right after creating the
client which would block the client messages, which would then never
register the global of the client, which would leave the client
blocked forever because the session manager doesn't see the client
and can't configure permissions.
Fixes#352
Always use a default set of options and have enable/disable
add/remove options to/from it. Previously to enable just one option
you had to list all the other default enabled options as well.
Some controls (channelVolumes) list themselves as Float but are stored
in an array, as can be found from the type info. Use this info to
set channelVolumes with 1 channel.
fixes some assertions like pa_pod_is_array(pod)' failed at
../pipewire/spa/include/spa/pod/iter.h:334 spa_pod_get_array()
Make sure we don't report underrun for the first time we pull data.
Send STARTED message when we leave the underrun state
Send UNDERFLOW when we enter the underrun state
Count underrun when corked.
Pass process stats back to the mainloop after process.
Decrease the pending length when we get underrun so that we can request
more data.
This is needed for example for Clang compiler which uses different
annotations than GCC. It will make WebRTC to happily use PipeWire
since the spa library is header-only and WebRTC defaults to use
Clang with -Wimplicit-fallthrough.
First parse the profile into a strv so that we have a copy of the
profiles and it can't change when the original string (in properties
or environment) gets changed.
See #345
Add a property for capture stream to signal that they would like
to capture the output (monitor) of the default sink instead of the
default source.
Check the desired device we would like to capture from and handle
the capture from the sink by monitoring the monitor source.
