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  1. 15th October 2013, 14:17 #4
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    Default Re: Including external header (gst.h)

    gstreamer-1.0 exists on the target system
    By "target system" you mean the system on which you want to deploy your app, or the machine where you are trying to build the app ? I'm just confused about the term "target system".
    This file should be present on the build machine. Does it exist on your computer (the one where you are developing the app) ?
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