GStreamer on the Magic Leap One

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Covers GStreamer multimedia framework usage on Magic Leap augmented reality platform. Teaches multimedia pipeline integration and AR-specific programming.

A 27-minute video from FOSDEM: “GStreamer on the Magic Leap One”.

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Part of FOSDEM 2020

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