NEWEST FFMPEG BUILD ANDROID

NEWEST FFMPEG BUILD ANDROID

Your new ffmpeg path should look like this, /path/to/ndk/sources/ffmpeg-4.0īefore we actually configure ffmpeg, FFmpeg is configured by default to have version codes (Ex: libavcodec-10.so) but android can’t recognize such files, so all you need to do is to replace the lines in /path/to/ffmpeg/configure SLIBNAME_WITH_MAJOR='$(SLIBNAME).$(LIBMAJOR)' LIB_INSTALL_EXTRA_CMD='$$(RANLIB) '$(LIBDIR)/$(LIBNAME)'' SLIB_INSTALL_NAME='$(SLIBNAME_WITH_VERSION)' SLIB_INSTALL_LINKS='$(SLIBNAME_WITH_MAJOR) $(SLIBNAME)' Now, move your ffmpeg to the sources folder in NDK. That’s it, You are ready to go to Step 2.įor the rest of the post, I assume that path to your NDK is /path/to/ndk and path to your ffmpeg as /path/to/ffmpeg. FFmpeg 4.0 - This is the latest version of FFmpeg by the time this blog was written.Android-ndk-r15c - By the time I was writing this article, Androud-ndk-r17 is the latest, but starting from r16 the ndk started to have issues in cross compiling FFmpeg.

Don’t waste your time trying to do this in Windows.Īll the Instructions below are tested and meant for Ubuntu. If you are on Windows I highly suggest you to dual boot your PC with Ubuntu 16.04. So without wasting anymore time, lets head on to our main subject. Hello developers, you are here cause you need to work with videos in your project, FFmpeg is the best and easiest (Once you make it available for android) available solution for you multimedia tasks.

Newest ffmpeg build