Closed kfatehi closed 1 year ago
This usually indicates an ffmpeg version problem indeed.
You could try uninstalling your system ffmpeg to see whether that fixes the issue 👍
I wrote a small bit of golang that downloads the ffmpeg binaries on demand . Don’t know if this is useful ?
I got sick of the cross platform setup issues for developers on their laptops and this fixed it
I wrote a small bit of golang that downloads the ffmpeg binaries on demand . Don’t know if this is useful ?
I got sick of the cross platform setup issues for developers on their laptops and this fixed it
@gedw99 - Do you mind sharing this? I've been struggling with the same thing across a variety of platforms and cpu architectures and I'd rather use/improve an existing solution rather than rolling our own. Cheers!
@bbetter173
Its wrapped up in some code but this makefile shows it working.
Try it out. If you dont know makefiles then contact me and i can give you a easier solution to get it working.
# https://github.com/peolic/videohashes
REPO_NAME=videohashes
REPO_URL=git@github.com:peolic/$(REPO_NAME).git
REPO_VER=main
# Allow downloading of ffmpeg/ffprobe if no acceptable executables on path
# https://github.com/peolic/videohashes/pull/6
# https://github.com/4c0d3r/videohashes
# git@github.com:4c0d3r/videohashes.git
REPO_URL=git@github.com:4c0d3r/$(REPO_NAME).git
REPO_VER=main
BIN_FSPATH_NAME=.bin
BIN_FSPATH=$(PWD)/$(BIN_FSPATH_NAME)
BIN_NAME=videohashes
BIN=$(BIN_FSPATH)/$(BIN_NAME)
print:
@echo ""
@echo "REPO_NAME: $(REPO_NAME)"
@echo "REPO_URL: $(REPO_URL)"
@echo "REPO_VER: $(REPO_VER)"
@echo "REPO_PR_ID: $(REPO_PR_ID)"
@echo "BIN: $(BIN)"
dep-git:
git clone $(REPO_URL) -b $(REPO_VER)
@echo $(REPO_NAME) >> .gitignore
dep-git-del:
rm -rf $(REPO_NAME)
dep-tools:
go install github.com/oligot/go-mod-upgrade@latest
CMD=cd $(REPO_NAME) &&
mod-upgrade: dep-tools mod-tidy
$(CMD) go-mod-upgrade
$(MAKE) mod-tidy
mod-tidy:
$(CMD) go mod tidy
gen:
$(CMD) go generate ./... -v
build:
$(CMD) EXTRA_LDFLAGS='-extldflags=-static -s -w' go build -o $(BIN) ./cmd/videohashes
build-del:
rm -rf $(BIN_FSPATH)
### TEST
# https://samplelib.com/
# https://github.com/ffeast/samplelib
TEST_REPO_NAME=samplelib
TEST_REPO_URL=git@github.com:ffeast/samplelib.git
TEST_REPO_VER=main
TEST_FSPATH=$(PWD)/samplelib/mp4
TEST_NAME=sample-5s.mp4
TEST=$(TEST_FSPATH)/$(TEST_NAME)
test-print:
@echo ""
@echo "TEST_NAME: $(TEST_NAME)"
@echo "TEST: $(TEST)"
test-dep-git:
# this is a repo with test samples
git clone $(TEST_REPO_URL)
@echo $(TEST_REPO_NAME) >> .gitignore
test-dep-git-del:
rm -rf $(TEST_REPO_NAME)
test-run:
$(BIN) -json -md5 -video $(TEST)
I am integrating this concept at the moment into a plugin for a ML platform, and so hopefully will open source it one day. takes for freaking ever mate !!
Hi. On current master branch (as well as on tag v0.7.3) I was getting the following errors:
I was able to workaround it by commenting those out
I thought it might be related to my exports but I double-checked them just now. It is possible it is loading my system ffmpeg still, I am not really sure how to know if it's using the n4.4.1 which perhaps has those 3 defined whilst my system ffmpeg does not. Just a guess.