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ffmpeg-build-script
The FFmpeg build script provides an easy way to build a static FFmpeg on OSX and Linux with non-free codecs included.
After quite a bit of searching around I was unable to find a simple way of getting a build of FFMPEG with all the different AV1 encoders, and building manually would mean I'd have to go get all the libraries that are enabled by default in say, Ubuntu's FFMPEG repo. So I took it into my own hands and modified this build script and added rav1e to the build in my fork here.
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ffmpeg-build-script
The FFmpeg build script provides an easy way to build a static FFmpeg on OSX and Linux with non-free codecs included. (by michaelharmonart)
After quite a bit of searching around I was unable to find a simple way of getting a build of FFMPEG with all the different AV1 encoders, and building manually would mean I'd have to go get all the libraries that are enabled by default in say, Ubuntu's FFMPEG repo. So I took it into my own hands and modified this build script and added rav1e to the build in my fork here.
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Thanks for doing this! FYI for people like me who are okay with slightly out-of-date builds, the current ffmpeg formula from Homebrew includes libaom and rav1e at least.
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Thanks to #67475 - rav1e: Add option for building the HEAD of git, you can now brew install --HEAD rav1e to test the most recent revision. With linuxbrew, this is compatible with the bottled ffmpeg binary. On Mac, you need to rebuild ffmpeg due to the shared-library name change.
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