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I'm trying to use FFMediaToolkit library which uses FFmpeg.AutoGen. And I encountered an error Invalid data found when processing input when calling ffmpeg.avformat_open_input this line. I tried run in windows & ubuntu using the latest version ffmpeg, it works fine.

But when I run in Nvidia Jetson, it throws error. I tried to figure out the issue and MABYE it is because of the mismatch version of installed ffmpeg and FFmpeg.AutoGen. But somehow, I can't update the ffmpeg in jetson.

Here the libraries inside '/usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu`:

libavcodec.so.57
libavcodec.so.57.107.100
libavdevice.so.57
libavdevice.so.57.10.100 
libavfilter.so.6 
libavfilter.so.6.107.100
libavformat.so.57
libavformat.so.57.83.100
libavresample.so.3
libavresample.so.3.7.0
libavutil.so.55
libavutil.so.55.78.10

Anyone know which version of FFmpeg.AutoGen should I use? Or as alternative, how to get the latest version of ffmpeg for Nvidia Jetson Nano?

Thanks,

Leo Pripos Marbun
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Why can't you update FFmpeg in Jetson? That's the proper solution. FFmpeg.AutoGen has so far done a good job at keeping up to date with the FFmpeg releases. So just get the newest release of FFmpeg and the latest code from FFmpeg.AutoGen.

libavcodec.so.57.107.100 corresponds with FFmpeg 3.4.8 (as shown by FFmpeg Download) which is from 2017-10. If you can't update your FFmpeg then use FFmpeg.AutoGen from commit f1fa4ed: Update to 3.4. Unfortunately, you'll be missing out on 3.5 years of FFmpeg development.

llogan
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