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Small question about the script: when answering 'no' whenever something is called about libdvdcss, it libdvdcss still build? (libdvdcss is problematic with German law,..)
Did a quick test:
sadly rav1e failed to build :/

Had a quick look at linuxdeploy, but not sure it could be used since multiple binaries (Hybrid, FrameCounter, idxSubSplitter, vsViewer) would all need to use the libraries and at least from what I read so far this might not work.
(-> okay it might work by using multiple 'executable=<path> : Let the given executable use the deployed libraries too' additions,...)

Cu Selur

Ps.: problem with ffmpeg build from johnvansickle it's lacking a few things (first things I saw missing were: libbluray, nvdec, nvenc).

I can remove libdvdcss from the build script, since it's an optional runtime dependency (dlopen()) but not required for building.
As for the legal thing... I'm German and I've always been using libdvdcss, but I can understand if you don't want to distribute it. It's pretty easy to install anyway, either using libdvd-pgk or building it from the actual source code.

What's the OS you're building on? rav1e didn't build for me on Ubuntu 16.04, but a build from Ubuntu 18.04 might still be compatible with 16.04.

Can you make an exact list of the features you want for ffmpeg?

I will attempt to write a script for deploying the tools later. Basically I would do something like in the Windows installation, put the dependencies in a sub-directory. linuxdeploy will automatically do that, add RPATHs, etc. However, I wouldn't provide runtimes like wine or python.

What is idxSubSplitter and where can I download it?

Update:
rav1e builds if you use a newer version of nasm.

Quote:What's the OS you're building on? rav1e didn't build for me on Ubuntu 16.04, but a build from Ubuntu 18.04 might still be compatible with 16.04.

atm. I use Ubuntu 16.04 to keep the general dependencies down.

Quote:Can you make an exact list of the features you want for ffmpeg?

the dependencies from zernaoe should be fine -> https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/readme...readme.txt

Quote:What is idxSubSplitter and where can I download it?

I meant IdxSubCutter: https://github.com/Selur/IdxSubCutter

Quote:However, I wouldn't provide runtimes like wine or python.

I think it's okay if one needs to put some additional work into it to get Vapoursynth or even Avisynth working on Linux.
(It would probably be a good idea to provide a small guide to install at least Vapoursynth&Co, but the whole Wine+Avisynth for me seems more pain than gain.)

Cu Selur

Your website says that vo-aacenc is supported, but that codec doesn't seem to be supported by ffmpeg anymore.
You can build an example encoder with "./configure --example". The code is under Apache license.

Added vo-aacenc a while back, then it was added with '--enable-libvo-aacenc',..
Checked libvoaacenc support was dropped back in: February 15th, 2016, FFmpeg 3.0 "Einstein" (see: https://www.ffmpeg.org/index.html#news)
-> removed it from the main page
(will cleanup the code over the weekend)

Cu Selur

I've updated the build script -> https://gist.github.com/darealshinji/78e...d-tools-sh
and added a deploy script -> https://gist.github.com/darealshinji/78e...-deploy-sh

Right now the deploy script doesn't add Qt libraries, but all other dependencies.
The 7z compressed directory of all deployed binaries and libraries is about 40-50 MB.

Nice! Thanks, will do some testing over the weekend.

I've updated the deploy script to bundle Qt libraries too:
https://gist.github.com/darealshinji/78e...-deploy-sh

1. I created a folder (named 'tools'), copied the build script and executed it.
-> builds all went through
2. copied a fresh compiled Hybrid binary into the folder
3. copied the deploy script into it and got:
-> seems like the https://github.com/linuxdeploy/linuxdepl...4.AppImage link is wrong

Cu Selur

Normally that link is right, but since the latest commit the x86_64 AppImage doesn't build, and it seems they haven't fixed it yet.
I've compiled it from source: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IQJUxL9...sp=sharing
Put it into the same directory as the build script and it should work.

Update:

The link to linuxdeploy-plugin-qt-x86_64.AppImage on Github is back online.