Compile 4.0 official Zeranoe with --disable-w32threads (pthreads enabled)

[keglevich]

I'd like to re-compile official "Zeranoe-4.0-w32-shared" ffmpeg with only one additonal parameter (--disable-w32threads). Actually I'd need to enable pthreads (--enable-pthreads) so I guess this would be the right approach.
I'd just like to take official Zeranoe 4.0 shared dev build and recmpile it with this additional parameter. No further changes.

In simple words, I just need the official ffmpeg 4.0 shared w32 release from Zeranoe 100% as it is, but with pthreads enabled. What would be the easiest was to achieve this? Is it maybe possible to get the precompiled binaries with pthreads enabled somehwere?

Regards and thanks in advance for help!

[nicosmik]

I am also interested to get this version in order to well receive udp multicast.

[ebrandt]

I too am interested in building with pthreads on Windows to receive udp multicast. Has there been any progress or new info on this thread that didn't get posted by OP? Thanks!

[iamstickfigure]

I too am interested in building with pthreads on Windows to receive udp multicast. Has there been any progress or new info on this thread that didn't get posted by OP? Thanks!

Haven't tried it, but you might try using the cross compile script by DeadSix. It works pretty well, and it's highly customizable.

https://github.com/DeadSix27/python_cro ... riables.py
"--disable-w32threads" is actually already present in this one. Pthreads aren't, but it might work to just add in the "--enable-pthreads" flag to that file. And you can remove all the flags that you don't want

When on a Ubuntu VM, it takes a really long time to run it the first time (all day), but is much faster when running it subsequent times (1-2 hours). You might be able to run it on Windows, but it might be tricky.

[hydra3333]

I wonder if this builds with pthreads ? It's a Windows building thing.
https://github.com/jb-alvarado/media-autobuild_suite