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libavutil.a(dict.o), building for tvOS, but linking in object file built for iOS, for architecture arm64 #45
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Just checked with Xcode 7.1 beta 3 simulator. My test app builds and runs successfully, with many warnings though. I don't own an apple TV, so I don't know if it doesn't work for real device. Anyway I will look into getting rid of the warnings. |
Added experimental script for tvOS. Please try it and let me know if it works. |
I'm still getting warnings Xcode 7.1 GM tvOS Simulator |
I'm also getting the same thing. Any ideas? |
No, just looking it at right this second. Banging my head aganst the wall. Trying to deploy to the AppleTV device now. Compliaing about no Arm64 symbols defined etc. |
Have even just included the thin Arm64 libs to try to pinpoint things. Throws up a bunch of errors like: Undefined symbols for architecture arm64: Which is a symbol defined in libavutil.a which has definitely been built for Arm64 by the tvOS build script. Not sure why this is happening. Has it really been built for Arm64? |
Just want to report that I had success compiling this using the tvOS build script and streaming an rtsp link on a tvOS physical device. Thanks! |
Great news! Thanks for reporting. |
jays did you have to do anything special to get this to compile under TVOS, as for the licensing question that was raised on reddit, we've used ffmpeg based RTSP players in apps that are in the app store on a number of commercial products we've had no issues getting them approved. with the introduction of video toolbox we stopped supporting streammoreplay which was the commercial version of our ffmpegdecoder library. but TVOS doesn't support video toolbox except via private headers that won't make it into the App Store. my suspicion is that apple will eventually support it on TVOS . hope I answered some of your questions it would be very interesting to see if streamer play which has a/v sync would work on appleTV. I never really thought of testing that out until I came across your reddit post. . mc mooncatventures LLC |
Any thoughts on adding tvOS support?
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