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      A pipeline that is playing can be set to the PAUSED state. This will temporarily stop all
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      You can resume the data flow by setting the pipeline back to the PLAYING state.
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        The PAUSED state is available for temporarily freezing the pipeline.
        Elements will typically not free their resources in the PAUSED state.
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      The pipeline has to be in the PAUSED or NULL state if you want to insert or modify an element
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