On 1/31/2023 12:33 PM, Ricardo Zacarias wrote:
I was running under the false assumption that since I can turn an
executable (ffmpeg) into a dll, then the dll must also be executable.
(using the terms as commonly understood)
You cannot turn an executable file into a DLL without repackaging it; th
I just have to say that this whole discussion has me laughing out loud at
my keyboard. The conversation is so funny and clueless.
Thanks for making my day,
David
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Hi,
Here is my progress report.
I wanted to understand why files (even the ones created with the hls muxer)
cannot be played smoothly one after the other if they were generated by
different runs.
So I executed 13 HLS encodings (A-M) of different parts of the first 36
seconds of my sample file.
I
Carl Zwanzig wrote:
> It sounds like you are really unclear on the differences between shared
> *libraries* and *executable files*
You are absolutely right. I was running under the false assumption that since I
can turn an executable (ffmpeg) into a dll, then the dll must also be
executable.
> This is my first time using FFMPEG. We are trying to use it to convert media
> files to HAP. I loaded the latest version, but when we try to transcode a
> file, it returns " Unknown encoder 'hap' ". How do I load the hap encoder to
> the system?
Please include your command that you use for
This is my first time using FFMPEG. We are trying to use it to convert media
files to HAP. I loaded the latest version, but when we try to transcode a file,
it returns " Unknown encoder 'hap' ". How do I load the hap encoder to the
system?
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On 1/31/2023 10:46 AM, Ricardo Zacarias wrote:
I thought that shared object files (.so) were similar to dynamically
linked libraries (.dll) and that they can be used as executables.
They are, and they can't.
Real DLLs cannot be directly executed but they can be called by executable
files. The
Carl Zwanzig wrote:
> That's because 'ffmpeg' is an executable, not a library-
I thought that shared object files (.so) were similar to dynamically linked
libraries (.dll) and that they can be used as executables. So if I can get
ffmpeg to be built as a dll, should I not be able to create a .so
On 1/31/2023 7:06 AM, Ricardo Zacarias wrote:
but there is still no FFmpeg.so file being created in its place.
That's because 'ffmpeg' is an executable, not a library-
# file /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1
(FreeBSD), dynamically lin
Sorry if the previous questions have not been clear. I have been using the
compilation and installation steps for FFmpeg found here:
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/CompilationGuide/Ubuntu. At the end of the process,
when I run the 'make install' command, an executable named 'ffmpeg' gets placed
in
On 31-01-2023 17:05, Guddla Rupesh wrote:
Hi in the attachments below I am providing the script which consists of
ffmpeg commands to convert a x264 MP4 video file to av1 using latest ffmpeg
and libaom.
After that I have given the attachment of output of running the script.
Kindly try to sugg
Hi in the attachments below I am providing the script which consists of
ffmpeg commands to convert a x264 MP4 video file to av1 using latest ffmpeg
and libaom.
After that I have given the attachment of output of running the script.
Kindly try to suggest what's wrong and run the above script witho
for the sake of god stop top-posting
Am 31.01.23 um 16:06 schrieb Ricardo Zacarias:
Adding the '--disable-programs' option caused the build to not create an
executable, but there is still no FFmpeg.so file being created in its place. Or
is this something that I would have to manually create?
Adding the '--disable-programs' option caused the build to not create an
executable, but there is still no FFmpeg.so file being created in its place. Or
is this something that I would have to manually create?
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Am 31.01.23 um 15:21 schrieb Ricardo Zacarias:
Got it. So not static. So if I wanted to have it dynamic, to produce a .so
file, I would need '--disable-static' and '--enable-shared' instead. Anything
else you could recommend? I replaced those options, but the resulting FFmpeg
build is still
Got it. So not static. So if I wanted to have it dynamic, to produce a .so
file, I would need '--disable-static' and '--enable-shared' instead. Anything
else you could recommend? I replaced those options, but the resulting FFmpeg
build is still an executable and is not in .so format.
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On linux. static = .a, dynamic = .so
On Mon, Jan 30, 2023 at 1:22 PM Ricardo Zacarias
wrote:
> I am trying to build a static ffmpeg to produce a .so file.
> I was able to build FFmpeg into a Windows dll using this configuration.
>
> ./configure --extra-ldexeflags='-dll' --target-os=win64 --arch=
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