Hi,<br><br>Building the latest gstreamer release results with a build that is missing the mad plugin. Using gst-inspect I get:<br><br>id3demux: id3demux: ID3 tag demuxer<br>audioparsersbad: aacparse: AAC audio stream parser<br>
audioparsersbad: amrparse: AMR audio stream parser<br>audioparsersbad: ac3parse: AC3 audio stream parser<br>audioparsersbad: dcaparse: DTS Coherent Acoustics audio stream parser<br>audioparsersbad: flacparse: FLAC audio parser<br>
audioparsersbad: mpegaudioparse: MPEG1 Audio Parser<br>flac: flacenc: FLAC audio encoder<br>flac: flacdec: FLAC audio decoder<br>flac: flactag: FLAC tagger<br>aiff: aiffparse: AIFF audio demuxer<br>aiff: aiffmux: AIFF audio muxer<br>
uridecodebin: decodebin2: Decoder Bin<br>uridecodebin: uridecodebin: URI Decoder<br>staticelements: bin: Generic bin<br>staticelements: pipeline: Pipeline object<br><br>Total count: 37 plugins (1 blacklist entry not shown), 828 features<br>
<br>When decoding mp3 only the ffmpeg decoder is available. Using an older version allows mad to be used, why has this been done? Is it related to licensing?<br><br>Stuart<br>