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I have just rebased to the latest version, and since then, I am unable to build the code on either Linux or Windows.
In Linux, I get the following error:
error: Imported target "GStreamer::GStreamer"
And in Windows, this error:
error: Could NOT find GLIB2
It seems that the issue is related to GStreamer, which used to be optional.
I'm wondering if there is a way to exclude the GStreamer requirement when compiling the code.
Thanks
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It's still optional through QGC_ENABLE_GST_VIDEOSTREAMING. As long as you have gstreamer installed there shouldn't be an issue, unless you just don't want it
@HTRamsey
Thanks so much for your reply.
I disabled it, and it works now. Perhaps since GStreamer is optional to install, QGC_ENABLE_GST_VIDEOSTREAMING can be disabled by default to avoid getting such an error.
Only issue with that is I think most people expect video to be included by default. Maybe we can do that once the QtMultimedia video receiver is working more reliably
So the problem with missing glib2 still exists on windows. Need to figure out what is going on there. Would be good to start with a fresh Windows VM and works through the steps to see what is missing.
I have just rebased to the latest version, and since then, I am unable to build the code on either Linux or Windows.
In Linux, I get the following error:
error: Imported target "GStreamer::GStreamer"
And in Windows, this error:
error: Could NOT find GLIB2
It seems that the issue is related to GStreamer, which used to be optional.
I'm wondering if there is a way to exclude the GStreamer requirement when compiling the code.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: