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Vargol / ffmpeg-apple-arm64-build

Build script for ffmpeg targeting the latest open source video codecs running on macOS using Apple's M1 processor.
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What's the issue with just compiling the damn thing? #22

Open ultratiem opened 1 year ago

ultratiem commented 1 year ago

Just release a complied binary. whats the problem???

prepare workspace
use 10 cpu threads

compile cmake
took 143s

compile pkg-config
took 45s

compile FriBidi
took 7s

compile zlib
took 2s

compile libpng
took 5s

compile brotli
took 5s

compile freetype
took 9s

compile harfbuzz
took 14s

compile libass
took 5s

compile fdk-aac
took 49s

compile x265
took 27s

compile svt-av1
took 10s

compile ogg
took 2s

compile vorbis
took 3s

compile aom
took 149s

compile openh264
took 6s

compile x264
took 8s

compile vpx
took 11s

compile lame (mp3)
took 15s

compile opus
took 8s

compile ffmpeg
check failed: build ffmpeg

Super useful error message.

Vargol commented 1 year ago

Hi, All the builds have their own log file, perhaps you should check those for a useful error message. What you're probably hitting is an issue with SVT-AV1 who have managed to use duplicate symbol names to libaom's av1 library. Waiting for them to push that fix ATM.

I can't release a binary, fdk-aac is a non free library and I'd be breaking the law if I did so.

AnimaInCorpore commented 1 year ago

Adding --disable-htmlpages to the ./configure arguments in the ./build/build-ffmpeg.sh script did the trick for me.

Mennaruuk commented 7 months ago

@Vargol You can just build the FFMPEG binary without including fdk-aac. That's how distros like Debian do it. The benefits of providing an FFMPEG build that supports Silicon Macs outweighs any potential gains in the resulting AAC quality.