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AVISynth+ appears to provide native apple silicon support. It's just a matter of knowing where avisynth+ puts its headers and where ffmpeg looks for them. I installed AVISynth+ and modified build-ffmpeg.sh to include the --enable-avisynth flag, but it doesn't seem to make it into the binary. Any idea why?
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There's already a branch that links in avisynth+. its a little out of date compared to main though so will probably need the ffmpeg version boosting like I did earlier today.
From recollection AviSynth+ is a weird one as it doesn't actually link AviSynth but uses run time loading of the library and you need to run ffmpeg from the folder where the library is (or a soft link to it) as macOS now has tight restrictions on where it'll do run time loading from.
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Feature Request: --enable-avisynth
Feature Request: bring avisynth branch up to date
May 18, 2023
AVISynth+ appears to provide native apple silicon support. It's just a matter of knowing where avisynth+ puts its headers and where ffmpeg looks for them. I installed AVISynth+ and modified build-ffmpeg.sh to include the --enable-avisynth flag, but it doesn't seem to make it into the binary. Any idea why?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: