FFMPEG LINUX SCRIPT GITHUB 64 BIT

To see all the various options available.Īlso NB that you can also 'cross compile' mp4box.exe if you pass in the appropriate command line parameter.Īlso NB that you can also 'cross compile'. OS X users, follow instructions for linux above (it should 'just work' no VM needed, using cross compiling).Īlso NB that it has some other optional command line parameters you can pass it, for instanceīuilding a shared FFmpeg build (libavcodec-56.dll type distro),īuilding mp4box/mplayer/vlc, 10 bit libx264, etc. Mingw-w64 package for the cross compiler, thus speeding up compilation dramatically. The 'quick' part being the important part here, this one attempts to just uses your local distributions' $ quick_cross_compile_ffmpeg_fdk_aac_and_x264_using_packaged_mingw64.sh script. Or second option: build it from linux (much faster, takes 2 hours for the 'options' build, requires a linux box or VM with linux guest running on a windows box): In some type of Linux box (VM or native, or you could even create a VM temporarily, ex: digitalocean, ): Can take 6 hours or more.īuild_locally_gpl_32_bit_option: Same as option prompts above, but 32bit non-fdk auto selected.įor the long running builds, recommend start it, wait for it to give you prompts (if it does, it asks them as a bunch up front after installing cygwin) then let it build overnight :)

FFMPEG LINUX SCRIPT GITHUB 64 BIT

Prompts for whether you'd like to also include fdk/nvenc libraries, 32 and/or 64 bit executables. Easiest way to get fdk aac, if you don't know which you want, use this one.īuild_locally_with_various_option_prompts: Has FFmpeg and many dependency libraries. Next run one of the 'native_build/build_locally_XXX.bat' file.īuild_locally_fdk_aac_and_x264_32bit_fast: Just libx264, fdk aac, and FFmpeg, and takes about 1 hour.

Ffmpeg linux script github