Closed kongfl888 closed 1 month ago
Hello, mind briefly explaining why this is needed?
Recording a video requires ffmpeg. And the released version of msys2 is already ffmpeg7.0.2. For example: citra-windows-msys2-20240821-5115f64
Yes I know, but are there any known benefits of bumping the version? Or is it just to keep everything updated?
Yes I know, but are there any known benefits of bumping the version? Or is it just to keep everything updated?
Our released version is already packaged with ffmpeg7. The update will not have any functional impact.
(citra-windows-msys2-20240821-5115f64)
This is a compilation update. If you are using ffmpeg7 headers, the compilation will encounter errors.
I opened an issue https://github.com/PabloMK7/citra/issues/249
Can you update the sumbodule as well to use commit: https://github.com/PabloMK7/ext-library-headers/commit/9d99e11d3d070d02ce419fb2a4feb68d434f06ba
FYI, msys2 switched to ffmpeg n7.1 so this may need to be done again; subbing in 7.1 headers makes Citra not compile.
Adapt to ffmpeg 7.1 (and older versions), and rebase.
Both the commits from August and October are compatibility fixes,
and whether you update ext-library-headers
or not will not affect the current state.
But when you use new header files outside the project, such as setting USE_SYSTEM_FFMPEG_HEADERS
to use local system header files, these fixes will take effect.
Have a good day...
Mind bumping the submodule again? Will merge after.
Edit: Ah never mind; I'm like 2 hours behind the latest info, lol.
Mind bumping the submodule again? Will merge after.
done. thank you.
After ffmpeg 5.1, it is deprecated, and has been completely removed in ffmpeg 7.
Our current project is using 6.0 headers, modifying it will not have any side effects.
For msys2,
the version of ffmpeg has been updated to 7.0.2.
We may need to update the library headers. https://github.com/PabloMK7/ext-library-headers/pull/1