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Installing gst-plugins-bad does not find corevideomemory.h #1006
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Nice detective work. In the short-term we could make Thanks! |
@MikeMcQuaid @Bitbored I opened a pull request fixing this here: #1069 |
- add resources for the two missing headers to fix applemedia - always compile with applemedia unless <= Mavericks Since a fix has already been merged upstream, the two new resource blocks should be removed when >1.8.1 is released. https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=766163 GStreamer/gst-plugins-bad@4348748 Closes Homebrew#1006.
@Bitbored this is now fixed if you brew update. Also, the option has been removed and the feature set to be always enabled (except on Mavericks). That means you don't need to build from source because the binary bottles now have the feature. |
Great, thanks! |
@Bitbored You're welcome. Thanks for reporting this! |
When installing gst-plugins-bad with the
with-applemedia
flag, building fails (but installation completes) with the following error:This seems to be caused by gst-plugins-bad-1.8.1.tar.xz not containing said
corevideomemory.h
file. The file is however present in the gst-plugins-bad git repo.I know this is an issue with the package, not with Homebrew, but having this issue should at least create some visibility for people encountering the same error.
Reported in Gnome's Bugzilla as Bug 766163
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