The default configuration in the script disables a lot of stuff to speed up the build, you can change the configuration to suit your needs. You may also need to adjust the PLATFORM based on which version of SDK you’re using, android-8 corresponds to android SDK 2.2. PREBUILT=$NDK/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3/prebuilt/linux-x86
PLATFORM=$NDK/platforms/android-8/arch-arm/ In my machine, it’s at ~/Desktop/android/, so it’s set as Note that NDK location has to be changed according to your android-ndk-r5b folder location. Build FFmpeg(The script is based on RockPlayer build script)Ģ.1 Copy and Paste the bash script from here to a text editor, and save it as build_android.sh under ffmpeg-0.8 folder. But for this tutorial, the FFmpeg 0.8 “Love” release is downloaded.Īfter downloaded the source, extract it and you’ll have a folder named ffmpeg-0.8.Ģ. If you want to get the latest code, you can use git or svn, the link has detailed instructions. You can download the source code from here. You’ll need the folder location for configurations later. Once downloaded, simply extract the file, and you’ll have a folder named android-ndk-r5b. It should work on other versions of Android NDK and ffmpeg, but it may require minor changes. The steps below are done on Ubuntu 10.10, android NDK r5b, and ffmpeg 0.8. This blog covers how to compile ffmpeg for Android, and next blog will cover how to use ffmpeg to build a simple application. If you’re developing multimedia applications that needs a video/audio codec, ffmpeg is a good choice. Several popular Android applications are built based on FFmpeg, including RockPlayer, MoboPlayer, acrMedia, vitalPlayer, V-Cut Express etc. It includes libavcodec, a popular video/audio codec. Ffmpeg is an open-source platform for recording, converting, playing and streaming video and audio.
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