On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 2:26 AM, Shamun toha md <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> Because Gstreamer features are more under Linux platform. But same package
> if required to port for Windows, seems a hell is just sitting out there.
> If we try with Winbuilds, it does not fit all the features that is available
> for linux distros.
> Question:
> 1) Is it not possible install Cygwin/Mingw in Windows XP/Vista/7
That is certainly possible.
> 2) Put the GStreamer source and compile there
That is possible too, though it's complex and absurdly slow - using
winbuilds is a much better idea.
> 3) Use Cygwin way of GStreamer
> Impossible, anyone ever tried ? Can then JAVA wrapper will work ? Can JAVA
> Applet will work ?
It should be possible (though it may require some work) to get the
java wrapper to work on windows. Java applets running native code are
pointless though - hard to develop, hard to deploy, not helpful to
anyone. Don't do that.
Mike
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