Ok,

I think I've got it. It works when I use Processing 1.2.1.

Hi, I was able to reproduce this issue. The problem is that Processing 1.5.1 is not copying the gstreamer libs to the exported app, so you have to do it manually. Go to libraries\GSVideo\library and copy the gstreamer folder into the folder of the exported app.

hmm.. same problem. tryied comping it in various places inside the exported app, where exactly does it need to go!?
also when running the app in eclipse, I used -d32 to force 32bit to get this running.
Might this cause the problem that it is now running in 64bit again...?

And!
how could I make an app, that runs on both and all systems?
I just included the macosx lib files to my sketch, but for windows, would i need to put them manually too!?

Copy the GStreamer folder from library into the created application.windows32 folder. The win32 app should also run on a win64 PC.

thnx for the hint. makes me relieved on the worries of someday getting a crossplattform application.

still i can't even get the macosx version to work.

I tried now both on 32 and 64 bit

both run perfectly in eclipse but wont find the streamer in the final application.
where and how does the folder exactly need to be!?
i tried copying the whole folder gstreamer, with it's contents, directly into the application.macosx folder, as well as in the source or data. still always same error message:

Exception in thread "Animation Thread" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to load library 'gstreamer-0.10': dlopen(libgstreamer-0.10.dylib, 9): image not found

ok. that is interesting.

i copied the files that were in gstreamer/macosx directly in the application folder, which leaves me with a big mess and a two new error messages..

Cannot load GStreamer plugins from /gstreamer/macosx/plugins
Shit coming...
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No such Gstreamer factory: playbin2
...
Exception in thread "Animation Thread" java.lang.RuntimeException: Could not load movie file splashysplash_short_h264.mov


i tried adding the video file manually to the application and data folder, no luck.
i am assuming he is still not launching the streamer right.

Maybe its not really satisfying, but did you already try to export your app by using processing 1.2.1? I think the GSV is not optimized for 1.5.1 yet.
As I have no Mac, I can't help you with that.

The path to put in the GStreamer folder on a PC using processing 1.5.1 would be:
Your system Sketchbook folder. Find it by opening processing, click "File" and choose "Preferences".
Sketchbook location is on top.
When you are in the libraries folder the path is: \GSVideo\library\gstreamer
Copy the gstreamer folder.
Create your application. When the export folder pops up, you'll find the application.windows32 folder. Paste the folder in there, so it is c:\bla...\application.windows32\gstreamer
 >Good luck!