joshdoe

I'd be happy to review pull requests. All I ask is that you run gst-indent, and follow the GStreamer style of commit messages.

I should try and incorporate that, but I'm not working on this right now, though I'll happily accept a pull request that fixes it.

You would need to compile the plugin for your architecture. I've only ever used these plugins on Windows/x86_64, but if the IDS uEye library supports ARM it should compile, perhaps...

ORC is for performance improvement, not strictly necessary, though used in several other GStreamer libraries. On Mon, Apr 13, 2020, 6:40 AM Harendra Singh wrote: > While compiling on arm...

Yes, Orc shouldn't be required, however it does seem to be supported on ARM, though the `FindOrc.cmake` file may need to be updated. I do have an ARM platform that...

Just tried that, and looks like there are a few plugins that don't gracefully handle Orc being omitted. I'll try and make it optional. For now you can just uncomment...

You probably need to edit the [FindPylon.cmake](https://github.com/joshdoe/gst-plugins-vision/blob/master/cmake/modules/FindPylon.cmake), I've only tested it on Windows. You've already installed the Pylon SDK? Find where `PylonC.h` is installed on your system, hopefully you just...

I've got Ubuntu 16.04 in a virtual machine now and am fixing things up. I've never cross-compiled, I might try that too.

@harendracmaps I'm pushing changes to the [linux](https://github.com/joshdoe/gst-plugins-vision/tree/linux) branch for now. Got it building the basic plugins, I'll try Basler Pylon next.

Making changes now too, I've got it building now, just trying to figure how to route a Basler camera to my virtual machine. Either do a pull request, or attach...