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• Delphi android, deploying AND dynamic loading (external) libraries

  13 décembre 2020, par coban

  I am trying to start creating an application to test FFmpeg libraries, kind of a mediaplayer application, for ANDROID using Delphi 10.3/10.4

  


  I am getting some (strange ?) behaviors on different machines and locations of the files on the phone/tablet.

  


  The very first question should be ; what folder is the right one to put (external) libraries for dynamic/static loading ?

  


  I tried 2 locations ; '.\assets\internal' -> 'files' folder of the app
and 'library\lib\armeabi-v7a' -> bin folder (if i'm right)

  


  behavior on mobile phone Android 8

  


  when I choose to place the (FFmpeg) libraries in the Files folder '.\assets\internal' and try to load the libraries, 3 of the 7 libraries succesfully loads, while the other does not. Every tiem the same libraries which fail and succeeds to load. The succesfully loading libraries are 'libavutil.so', 'swresample.so' and 'libswscale.so'.

  


  When I choose to place the libraries in the bin folder 'library\lib\armeabi-v7a', all libraries are succesfully loaded.

  


  behavior on tablet android 4.4.4

  


  When choosing to put the libraries in the 'Files' folder, exact the same behavior as "Android 8 phone".

  


  The strange thing is ; When I choos the bin folder, none of the libraries are being loaded ?

  


  I did not compile/build the (FFmpeg) libraries myself, I downloaded them.
I tried libraries from different places.
In every attempt I checked for the existance of the files.
I used 'loadlibrary' function, after some reading and suggestions on the internet I allso tried 'dlopen' function directly which looks like unnecessary to use it directly after all.
I was not able to debug using D10.4 and Android 4.4.4 tablet, because of the minsdk version. Using D10.3 I am able to try on both machines.

  


  Delphi10.3 'Android SDK 25.2.5 32bit', 'jdk1.8.0_60'

  


  Delphi10.4 'Android SDK 25.2.5 32bit', 'AdoptOpenJDK jdk-8.0.242.08-hotspot'

  


  Any idea why 3 of the libraries are able to load in case of they are in the 'Files' folder while all of them can be loaded when they are in the 'BIN' folder (android 8) ?
And why does nothing load by android 4.4.4 when the files are in the 'Bin' folder while 3 of them are able to be loaded when they are placed in the 'Files' Folder ?

  


  I've been using FFmpeg libraries for windows (allmost)without issues, my question should not be FFmpeg specific but Delphi+android+(external)libraries specific except if this behavior is FFmpeg specific.

  


  Both are Samsung machines,

  


  Android 4.4 tablet cpu (using 'syscheck' embarcadero recommends);

family = ARM
processor = ARMv7 processor rev 5(v7I)
CPU Cores = 4
neon supported  yes
armv7 (ARMv7 compatible architecture)  yes

Android 8 phone cpu

Family   ARM
processor   unknown
CPU Cores   8
Neon   yes
armv7 = Arm
armv7 (ARMv7 compatible architecture)   yes


  


  Edit

  


  Test on Android 10, redmi note 10 lite

  


  None of the library files are being loaded from the 'Files'->'.\assets\internal' folder. All library files are being succesfully loaded from the 'Bin'->'library\lib\armeabi-v7a' Folder.

  


  I'll need an reasonably explanation for this. It looks like Andrid specific behavior ?

  


  Edit 2

  


  One of the reasons seems like that some those FFmpeg libraries are loading other FFmpeg libraries, even if they are in the same directory, if they are outside the folder of the EXE file, or not in a (library) folder where the OS searches by default, they cannot find/load eachother.

  


  This looks like the explanation why some of them are able to load in the 'Files'->'.\assets\internal' folder.

  


• How to encode with LCEVC using FFmpeg ? [closed]

  22 juillet 2020, par progdotpress

  I have searched quite a bit, but I can't seem to find the command line parameters for encoding with LCEVC (Low Complexity Enhancement Video Coding) using FFmpeg.

  


  There is only one article online on this (https://www.streamingmedia.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=139705) and nothing else.

  


  Does anyone know how this is done ? Thank you !

  


• Can I know the exact timestamps of a ffmpeg trim ?

  17 juin 2021, par Vincent Garcia

  I want to trim very long video (e.g. >20h long) and I use ffmpeg this way :

  


  ffmpeg -ss 7200 -i /path/to/my/video.mp4 -t 600 -codec copy out.mp4


  


  This is supposed to provide a trim of 10 minutes starting 2 hours in the input video.
As I read online, by placing -ss before the -i option, I'll get an approximate trim.

  


  Is there a way to know precisely when the trim actually started ?

  


  Thank you.