Hi,
I use FFmpeg in an audio-oriented software (for playing and acoustic fingerprinting). So, I want to compile FFmpeg with only: - audio-oriented features to reduce the size (and compilation time) of the lib (eg. bypass video codecs). A feature should be considered as audio-related if it is video-only oriented (eg. A media container which supports audio stream should be considered as an audio feature). - player-oriented features to demux/decode files (not to mux/encode them). Disabling all muxers and encoders is easy: passing “--disable-muxers” and “--disable-encoders” to “configure” is enough. But to enable only audio-oriented features, I have to pass many options (and maintain) to “configure” script: https://github.com/CyberSinh/Luminescence.Audio/blob/master/lib/make/ffmpeg/configure-ffmpeg-msvc.sh It would be great if there was more global options in the “configure” bash script to enable all audio-related (or disable all video-related) features, like (eg. for decoders): --disable-video-decoders --enable-audio-decoders What do you think? Thanks. Cyber Sinh _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-devel mailing list ffmpeg-devel@ffmpeg.org http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-devel
