Hi Garret,
On Sat, Jan 9, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Garrett Potts po...@cfl.rr.com wrote:
After researching and talking with some others there is a way to make ffmpeg
thread safe but you need to add a call back via the lock register api found
in libavcodec and compile ffmpeg with thread support
Hello Robert:
After researching and talking with some others there is a way to make
ffmpeg thread safe but you need to add a call back via the lock
register api found in libavcodec and compile ffmpeg with thread
support enabled. Internally they use the lock callback to allow for
global
Hi Garret,
Thanks for reporting this issue, I'm afraid I can't add anything to
the mix as I'm not too familiar with ffmpeg. However, it does sounds
like we'll also need to protect some or all of ffmpeg calls. I'll
have a look through the ffmpeg and have a think about how to tackle
this is a
Hello All:
Just recently I have been testing ffmpeg library (Not OSG's ffmpeg
plugin) use within some tools we are doing. Over the past couple of
days we have been hammering video in a multi threaded environment and
it has come to our attention that ffmpeg is not thread safe. I have
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