Make: Nothing to be done for `install-data-am'. Make: Entering directory `/home/Fred/lame-3.99.5/mpglib' Make: Leaving directory `/home/Fred/lame-3.99.5' Make: Entering directory `/home/Fred/lame-3.99.5/vc_solution' bin/install -cĬonfig.status: executing depfiles commandsĬonfig.status: executing libtool ~/lame-3.99.5 x86_64-w64-mingw32Ĭhecking for a BSD-compatible install. i686-pc-mingw32Ĭhecking host system type.
If a cross compiler is detected then cross compile mode will be usedĬhecking build system type. configure -prefix=/usr/local/x86_64-w64-mingw32 -host=x86_64-w64-mingw32 -enable-static -disable-shared -disable-decoder -enable-nasmĬonfigure: WARNING: if you wanted to set the -build type, don't use -host. (Note that Nyakov specifies 10-bit color depth while I use 8-bit for greater ~ Google instructions for installing MinGW with MSYS.Official FFmpeg build instructions for windows.FFmpeg compliation guide for Windows on MinGW.Here are the sources from which I assembled all of this (along with some trial and error): Finally, if you have hints or solutions to emerging issues please comment for the sake of others. If you run into problems, first check the comments to see if someone else has addressed the issue, then check the original sources in the list below. The build is on Windows and is targeted at 64-bit Windows. But, if these instructions look too intimidating you might pay a college student $15 to do this and send you the result. It's pretty straightforward for anyone who's used command-line software. The following are instructions for building FFmpeg in 64-bit with H.264 and AAC support. So, it becomes necessary to download and build FFmpeg from the source code.
For maximum compatibility across Windows, MacOS, iOS and others I need to use AAC. In my next post I'll get into the details of the command-line settings.ĭue to licensing issues, the pre-built versions of FFmpeg for Windows that you can download do not include AAC audio encoding. I'm planning to encode a bunch of family videos into MPEG-4 with H.264 and AAC.
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