YIRAN LI <mrfun.china@...> writes: > I had a try on ffmpeg 2.0.1 with this options
Unrelated: 2.0.1 is not just old and unsupported, it contains known bugs (including security-relevant issues) that were fixed since. Please use current git head (or 2.2) which is still binary-compatible. > --disable-static > --enable-shared > > --disable-doc > --disable-ffmpeg > --disable-ffplay > --disable-ffprobe > --disable-ffserver --disable-programs > --disable-network > --disable-avfilter > > --disable-avdevice > --enable-small > --enable-memalign-hack Is this really needed? > --disable-bsfs > --disable-protocol=pipe > --disable-bzlib This affects some mkv files (not many). > --disable-devices > --disable-filters > --disable-iconv > --disable-zlib This is not a good idea. > --disable-debug Does --disable-hwaccels make no difference? As said, you will get a massive reduction of the binary size by only enabling the features of lavc and lavf that you actually need. (Since you disable bzlib, you obviously don't need all features of lavf.) Carl Eugen _______________________________________________ Libav-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-user
