I'm using the libav release build for 64-bit Windows, to write .MOV and .AVI files using a third-party codec. In essence, I'm just using avformat to mux and record video packets I hand it, already compressed. Works a treat!
However, the release build includes all manner of codecs and suchlike in DLLs that I'm not using (and some, like x264, I don't want to include; I need to be LGPL-compliant). Yet if I don't make those DLLs available, the program won't run; Windows can't start it without those DLLs. Is there some way to avoid that without recompiling the libav library, or do I need to make my own build? Put another way, is there already a win64 build available that *is* LGPL compliant? Thanks! Adam Wilt technical services: consulting / coding / camerawork Mountain View CA USA _______________________________________________ libav-api mailing list [email protected] https://lists.libav.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-api
