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Download GStreamer
In general, you should find packages that were specifically made for your
distribution. Do not compile from source yourself unless you are certain
you have to or want to. Do not compile from Git unless you really need
some specific feature that is not released yet, or want to help out developing
GStreamer.
- Linux
- Most, if not all, Linux distributions provide packages of GStreamer.
You should find these in your distribution's package repository.
Note that some distributions split the GStreamer plugins up further than the
upstream sources. Additionally, some distributions do not include the
gst-plugins-bad, gst-plugins-ugly, and gst-libav packages in their main
repository, for legal reasons.
- OpenBSD
- Packages for various architectures are available, see the OpenBSD ports page.
- Windows
- MSI installers for Windows can be found here.
They are provided and maintained by the GStreamer project.
- Mac OS X
- A .framework for Mac OS X can be found here.
It is provided and maintained by the GStreamer project.
- Android
- Binaries for GStreamer on Android that integrate into the Android NDK can be found here.
They are provided and maintained by the GStreamer project.
- iOS
- Binaries for GStreamer on iOS that integrate into XCode can be found here.
They are provided and maintained by the GStreamer project.
- Symbian
- The sources of the initial port of GStreamer are available for download.
Releated binary packages are also available.
- Source
- Check our modules page, or
go straight to our source download directory.
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