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I'm trying to install openH264 for ios. Here are the steps I run from the openH264's current directory using terminal:

$ make OS=ios ARCH=armv7

The default location of openh264 installation was set /usr/local in the makefile. So, I just ran the following command

$make install

But I got this error: 

nasm -DUNIX64 -DPREFIX -f macho64 -Icodec/common/x86/   -o codec/encoder/core/x86/coeff.o codec/encoder/core/x86/coeff.asm
nasm: fatal: unrecognised output format `macho64' - use -hf for a list
type `nasm -h' for help
make: *** [codec/encoder/core/x86/coeff.o] Error 1

I am following this instructions also to build the codec. Besides after successful installation I have to include it into pjsip for video support. I don't know what is the problem with the command? Thanks in advance.

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With help of this I solved it.

Just run : 

$sudo make OS=ios ARCH=arm64 install

for arm64 architecture. Change the ARCH value to armv7, armv7s for devices and i386 and x86_64 for the simulator. By default it installed in /usr/local/lib directory. I used sudo to get admin privilege as at the end of complication it throwing error that permission denied to mkdir -p /usr/local/lib .

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  • I am totally new to MAC OS. Yes, it's much easier to make OpenH264 with this command. But I faced another problem while integrating OpenH264 library files in Xcode. But after a long observation and study I managed to integrate these library files in my Xcode IOS Application. – RajibTheKing Oct 07 '15 at 10:44
  • @RajibTheKing: Please vote up if this code helped you. – Poles Oct 07 '15 at 13:41