linuxarm64: enable rkmpp and rkrga for portable builds #403
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nyanmisaka
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debian/patches/0058-add-full-hwa-pipeline-for-rockchip-rk3588-platform.patch
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60-rkmpp.sh -> 50-rkmpp.sh 50 or even lower should be enough, since they don't depend on libdrm or other libs. |
…platform.patch Co-authored-by: Nyanmisaka <[email protected]>
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Comments addressed. I opened rockchip-linux/mpp#621 for the upstream fix - the patch has been kept in the PR for the time being, in case there are any blockers in upstreaming it. |
Signed-off-by: nyanmisaka <[email protected]>
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This PR enables rkmpp and rkrga for portable Linux arm64 builds of ffmpeg. Both libraries are built statically and linked into the resulting binary.
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