gstreamer faq cleanup

- line length punctuation highlighting

Author: mseeber

faq/gstreamer_via_jack.md

@@ -13,27 +13,29 @@ Its relatively easy to get audio from GStreamer to flow via JACK:
   The name of the package containing this plugin will vary
   from distribution to distribution:
   on Fedora its called "gstreamer-plugins-bad-free-extra",
-  on Ubuntu its called "gst-plugins-bad", etc. etc. 
+  on Ubuntu its called "gst-plugins-bad", etc. etc.
+
 2. Next, you need to configure GStreamer to tell it to use this plugin
   for audio output. There are 3 methods available: 
-  * Through the command line using gconf2 (you may need to install this first) 
+  * Through the command line using gconf2 (you may need to install this
+    first)
   * Install/run gconf-editor, which is a general purpose utility
-    for configuring many GNOME-centric applications 
+    for configuring many GNOME-centric applications.
   * Some systems may have the gstreamer-properties command available,
-    which offers a graphical tool for configuring gstreamer 
+    which offers a graphical tool for configuring gstreamer.
+
 3. Your goal is set the value of: 
-  * /system/gstreamer/0.10/audio/default/musicaudiosink
-  * /system/gstreamer/0.10/audio/default/audiosink
+  * `/system/gstreamer/0.10/audio/default/musicaudiosink`
+  * `/system/gstreamer/0.10/audio/default/audiosink`
 
 to this value: `jackaudiosink buffer-time=2000000`. The exact value of
-`buffer-time` doesn't matter too much, but higher values reduce the chance of
-glitches/drop-outs in the audio stream. You might also choose to set
-/system/gstreamer/0.10/audio/default/chataudiosink to the same value, but its
-less likely to be useful to you.
-
-The impact of this will vary depending on how much your system uses GStreamer.
-On modern GNOME-based systems, it will effectively divert all system sounds
-and all audio playback via JACK. On other systems (e.g. KDE-based systems) it
-will have less of an effect, though it will still impact specific applications
-that use GStreamer.
+`buffer-time` doesn't matter too much, but higher values reduce
+the chance of glitches/drop-outs in the audio stream. You might also
+choose to set `/system/gstreamer/0.10/audio/default/chataudiosink` to
+the same value, but its less likely to be useful to you.
 
+The impact of this will vary depending on how much your system uses
+GStreamer.  On modern GNOME-based systems, it will effectively divert
+all system sounds and all audio playback via JACK. On other systems
+(e.g. KDE-based systems) it will have less of an effect, though it will
+still impact specific applications that use GStreamer.