Build static dependency problem.

[jb-alvarado]

Build static dependency problem.

[jb-alvarado]

Hi,
at the moment I can not test this on a mac. But ffmpeg try to catch libs from the system, when it finds them there. I think this is the problem with libzma. You could extent the build script to add this libs and build them statically or you disable them in ffmpeg with --disable-lmza

I remember that sdl2 was a bit complicate to integrate in ffmpeg, specially under linux. The easiest would be that you install the sdl2 lib with brew on your target machine.

[nickverlinden]

Hi,

Thank you for the info. Added the --disable-lmza parameter, but ffmpeg won't build.

This is taking a bit too much of my time due to inexperience. I'm looking for a freelancer who could provide me a static portable binary of ffmpeg 4.1 for all three major platforms: linux (64 bit), windows (64 bit) and macos. If you are interested or know anyone, please contact me.

Thank you,
Nick

[jb-alvarado]

And the static build from the official web page are not ok for you?

When you have a bit patience - on Monday I could look to this problem...

[nickverlinden]

Hi,

No, unfortunatly they don't have decklink support. This is absolutely required for the project I'm working on. Sure, I can wait a little bit. That is very kind of you.

Kind regards,
Nick

[jb-alvarado]

Ok you can try the new version. This should work in Linux and macOS. There is a way tho make it even more static then now, but then I can not guarantee that ffmpeg with decklink will run normal.

For now I would recommend to disable ffplay / SDL2, they have more system dependencies.

[nickverlinden]

Great, after some modifications it worked like a charm. I made a fork and submitted a pull request with some changes. I got Network errors with some videolan.org git repos. When I checked the site, it said they are moving git repos, so I went ahead and changed some urls.
Als building for linux, I'll let you know how that works out :-).

[jb-alvarado]

Nice - good to hear that it worked :)