On 16-10-2013 18:32, Sebastian Dröge-2 [via GStreamer-devel] wrote: > You could do that, it might be easier but will take much more time. > Alternatively you can just build the GL plugins on top of the existing > binaries, this works just fine too. Alright. I think I got my head on straight now Sebastian. I originally thought you meant it might be easier to rebuild the whole SDK including the GL plugins, so I went ahead and downloaded and installed all the required dependancies mentioned on the cerbero page. However, if rebuilding the GStreamer SDK is not really necessary, and it's not insurmountable to just build the GL plugins and use them with the current SDK binaries I have, I'm going to aim for that. At this juncture I should mention that I appreciate the offer LRN - but currently it seems like I'm better off just trying to get things working with the countless tools I now have installed, rather than 'jump ship' again :E Trust me - I want this to work as fast as possible as well, but I'll have to exercise patience. I hope you guys don't mind holding my hand a little longer while I apply my best abilities to try and get this stuff compiled? So just to recap, I now have installed: MinGw, MSys, Git, CMake, Yasm, Wix, Windows SDK 7.1, Windows Driver Kit (7.1.0) - essentially all the required libs for the Cerbero build. In my attempt to just get the plug ins compiled I've achieved the following! Cloning the GL plug ins from here: git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-plugins-gl I wasn't sure how to then build stuff, but I recall LRN mentioning something about autogen, so I went ahead with trying that. Executing 'autogen.sh' - pointed out I was missing 'autopoint'. I had a hard time figuring out exactly which package to get via the mingw package manager. Is there anyway of figuring out what 'autopoint' could be a part of? The only way I managed was by googling it and finding something about issues with the 'gettext' package, so I tried installing the mingw version of it (after reading that installing the msys version leads to msys DLL dependencies?). There seemed to have been some package conflicts as not all of the dependencies were extracted - perhaps due to existing versions? I have absolutely no idea where I should be begin to resolve that. Anyway, autopoint now seemed to exist in MSys so I continued on... Executing 'autogen.sh' now throws the following error at me: + running autopoint --force ... autopoint: *** Missing version: please specify in configure.ac through a line 'AM_GNU_GETTEXT_VERSION(x.yy.zz)' the gettext version the package is using autopoint: *** Stop. I've googled the error message and cannot figure out if it's because the script actually needs tweaking, or because perhaps the package conflicts is causing me grief? Any thoughts? Regards, Gazoo <hr align="left" width="300" /> View this message in context: <a href="http://gstreamer-devel.966125.n4.nabble.com/RELEASE-GStreamer-Core-and-Plugins-1-2-0-tp4662176p4662652.html">Re: RELEASE: GStreamer Core and Plugins 1.2.0</a> Sent from the <a href="http://gstreamer-devel.966125.n4.nabble.com/">GStreamer-devel mailing list archive</a> at Nabble.com.