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Latest revision as of 08:15, 14 March 2023
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This section is focusing on how to integrate libraries required for multimedia manipulation like GStreamer and OpenCV. Those libraries are important to have in the toolchain and the Linux image in order to have the environment compatible with Gstinference and R2inference.
- Integrating GStreamer to the image and toolchain.
- Integrating OpenCV to the image and toolchain.