I am posting this (initially) to ffmpeg-user as the developers list is
busy with ffmpeg and not sure if this question should be posted there.
I went through the process of building x264 with 10-bit into
/usr/local/x264 and tried to (quickly/briefly) build with suffixes (like
in FFMPEG), but will have to hack it elsewhere:
~git/x264$ ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/x264-10
--extra-version=dx9s-x264-10 --build-suffix=-dx9s-x264-10 --bit-depth=10
--enable-static --enable-shared
Will have to review this more.
Want to keep the vendor (Ubuntu) 8-bit x264 intact and install a custom
version of ffmpeg against it for 10-bit support as well, will make
ffmpeg10 or something like that as well.
Does anybody have steps on ways (plural) to do this and keep a dual
8-bit/10-bit x264 with dual ffmpeg versions against those libraries?
--Doug (dx9s)
P.S.> wouldn't it be easier to simply add an interface/option inside
x264 to support both in one library somehow?!
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