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  • SharedArrayBuffer for ffmpeg not working with React-Native

    31 août 2022, par Peter Garcia

    I am currently working on a React Native App using ffmpeg.wasm

    


    but for some reason, SharedArrayBuffer is still not working. My React version is "react" : "17.0.2", and React-dom is "17.0.2",. My Chrome version is Version 104.0.5112.101 (Official Build) (arm64)

    


    I've been racking my brain about why this isn't working on my React Native app since I did a test app and it works there but on this app, it doesn't.

    


    I am getting this error whenever I run ffmpeg.wasm :

    


    Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: SharedArrayBuffer is not defined
at aa35944d-451a-411f-bf18-4e42f7bbceb0:22:175
at Object.load (createFFmpeg.js:64:1)


    


    I cannot use Cross-Origin Opener headers :

    


    Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin
Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp


    


    because our app calls from a lot of outside APIs and it breaks them.

    


    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    


  • Revision 2ce4783982 : configure : arm : Check __ARM_PCS_VFP if the float ABI hasn't been defined The su

    1er mai 2013, par Martin Storsjo

    Changed Paths :
     Modify /build/make/configure.sh



    configure : arm : Check __ARM_PCS_VFP if the float ABI hasn't been defined

    The support for detecting hardfp toolchains in af9dd50e is a
    step in the right direction, but that particular switch case
    isn't executed at all if the toolchain variable is set.

    This fixes cross building from x86 ubuntu to armhf ubuntu,
    in configurations such as
    "CROSS=arm-linux-gnueabihf- ./configure —target=armv7-linux-gcc".

    Change-Id : I6f141361e40374fbab564f9196d90e598fe9a0f6

  • iOS compatible live mp4 stream

    12 août 2017, par Salvo Passaro

    I have a video source which gives me a raw h264 stream. I need to re-stream this live input in a way it is cross-compatible and playable without any plugin. I’ve tried using ffmpeg+ffserver to produce a fragmented mp4, but unfortunately my iPhone isn’t playing it.

    Is there a way to make it (raw h264 in mp4 container) playable in iOS’s Safari, or maybe another cross-platform container ?

    Ps : i’m using a raspberry pi 3 to host ffmpeg processes, so i’m avoiding re encoding tasks ; instead i’m just trying to fit my raw h264 in a "ios-compatible" container and make it accessible through a media server.

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