Download Subversion installer. Before downloading and installing GStreamer. You also need to install the Microsoft Runtime Libraries for MSVC 2010.
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I usually use Gstreamer in Linux and there I install it simply using the command
and then I can play an RTP stream by the command gst-launch-0.01 playbin2 ...Now I need to do the same in Windows and I tried to download the installation application from this website and then I opened the command line and type the following command:
and got this error:
I know I am missing something like linking or something, but I don't know how to do it!
Do anyone have a good HOWTO step by step on how to install and try gstreamer in Windows?
user573014user5730141 Answer
First off, make sure your path variable points to where you installed gstreamer.
Secondly, you seem to have installed gsteamer-1.0, which is independent of 0.10.
Try running gst-launch instead of gst-launch-0.10
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I'm trying to install GStreamer 1.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, the default GStreamer that comes with Ubuntu 12.04 is gst0.10. I could see that I could download the GStreamer 1.0 source from gstreamer.freedesktop.org, build it and install it. But this installs only the gst plugins only, it does not install the actual required libraries like:
- mpeg2dec,
- h264,
- and other dependent libraries.
These libraries are required by the gst plugins.
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If you don't have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed you may need to install that, and any other libraries you require from the repositories.
If you want to install gstreamer 1.0, you need to use the backports for Precise from the gstreamer developers ppa, which is the best source at the minute and the most 'official' developer ppa available.
This will install all the base packages and plugins that you require, and is fine to install, even though you also have the earlier version installed as well, although applications will not use gstreamer1.0 unless they have been built with support for it.
For more information regarding ppas, please see these discussions:
On Ubuntu 16.04, this worked for me, it might on Ubuntu 12.04 as well:
Gstreamer Sdk Install Windows 10
pkgconfig path in my pc:
How To Install Gstreamer
Building Application using Gstreamer
I found that link... and I am adding it. I was trying to install Wine 64bit and I could not figure out how to install gstreamer-1.0 base plugins 64-bit development files