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Linux ffmpeg static builds install#
Linux ffmpeg static builds Patch#

DCMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS=" -Wl,-rpath-link $FFMPEG_LIBDIR -L$FFMPEG_LIBDIR"

DCMAKE_MODULE_LINKER_FLAGS=" -Wl,-rpath-link $FFMPEG_LIBDIR -L$FFMPEG_LIBDIR" I found that (for my configuration) the opencv 4.1.1 build-system did not correctly add the ffmpeg library path (though it did set the include directory.) My workaround was to supply these paths with the following cmake build arguments: -DCMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS=" -Wl,-rpath-link $FFMPEG_LIBDIR -L$FFMPEG_LIBDIR" Does this imply that you're still building the tests suite even with the static libraries?.The opencv python build process explicitly produces a shared library loadable by Python.Thus, this build check needs to be turned off in order for opencv to accept that yes, in fact, any static libraries it finds are okay to use. It's faulty in the sense that the process assumes that you're linking against shared libraries when it doesn't need to you can perform the same build steps yourself while not making that assumption and create a working application. There is a step in ffmpeg's cmake process where an application is built and linked using the same faulty build process as opencv's other applications.What is the OPENCV_FFMPEG_SKIP_BUILD_CHECK flag?.

This seems like a shortcoming in the build process rather than a technical limitation perhaps some day this will be fixed.

The opencv build process assumes that you are building and linking against shared libraries, even if you only build static libraries.

These options result in a set of opencv static libraries that include whatever ffmpeg static libraries that you've also built, assuming your PKG_CONFIG_PATH is setup to correctly find those libraries (or if you've installed them to some default system location). I had to use the following cmake options: cmake3 \ There have been posts by opencv developers stating that they don't support an opencv build against static ffmpeg libraries, but my thinking was "what if you're also building static opencv libraries? Certainly that should be supported?"Īnd the answer is yes, you can compile static opencv libraries against static ffmpeg libraries! I did this with opencv 4.1.1 against ffmpeg 4.2. It's years after the question was asked, but I recently ran into the kinds of issues described in this question! I'd like to add my input.įirst: I only built the static ffmpeg libraries (for reasons), which the opencv build process is somewhat hostile towards. D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/Applications/opencv \Īlso, when build ffmpeg, I have to enable flags -enable-avresample. D OPENCV_EXTRA_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS="-Wl,-rpath,$HOME/Applications/ffmpeg/lib" \ + CHECK_MODULE(libavresample HAVE_FFMPEG)Īnd with the following script to build #!/bin/bashĮxport LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$HOME/Applications/ffmpeg/libĮxport PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PKG_CONFIG_PATH:$HOME/Applications/ffmpeg/lib/pkgconfigĮxport PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR=$PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR:$HOME/Applications/ffmpeg/lib + CHECK_MODULE(libswresample HAVE_FFMPEG) Ocv_append_build_options(FFMPEG FFMPEG_libavresample)

Linux ffmpeg static builds Patch#

I am building on Linux, Redhat 6, OpenCV 2.3.1.įor OpenCV 3.x and ffmpeg 3.x, I have to apply the following patch diff -git a/cmake/OpenCVFindLibsVideo.cmake b/cmake/OpenCVFindLibsVideo.cmake I am not sure if my problem is with building and linking to the wrong version of FFMPEG or if it is something with my environment after building (and then linking to the wrong ffmpeg).

Linux ffmpeg static builds install#

Linking an app on a machine without the same system libraries seems to NOT link to my custom install of OpenCV (specifically the libavcodec) because of this (I'm installing these libraries on a shared network folder). 52 and the version in my install of FFMPEG are. I can build OpenCV but it seems to link to the system libraries for libavcodec - this causes a conflict as the system libraries are version. The only setting related to FFMPEG appears to be WITH_FFMPEG type setting (set to ON). Within CMake however I cannot find any setting for path to FFMPEG - either in basic or custom. PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/samepathto/ffmpeg-0.10.2/lib/pkgconfig/ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/pathto/ffmpeg-0.10.2/libĪdditionally, I've configured pkgconfig as: My LD_LIBRARY_PATH contains a direct link to the folder for the custom install of FFMPEG: I cannot seem to configure OpenCV to link to a non-/usr/lib set of FFMPEG libraries.