Enable vaapi, to support hardware acceleration #106
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templates/Dockerfile-template.ubuntu
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| COPY --from=build /usr/local /usr/local/ | |||
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| RUN \ | |||
| apt-get update -y && \ | |||
| apt-get install -y libva-drm1 libva1 && \ | |||
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runtime dependency ?
Just for ubuntu ? That would explain the failure on https://travis-ci.org/jrottenberg/ffmpeg/builds/389354692 though.
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This should be move into the base container to avoid an extra layer
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Thanks a lot for your contribution it was on my todo list for a while and was requested like on #27 |
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@jrottenberg I've fixed the CentOS and Alpine builds by installing libva in the target container. Travis shows a couple of errors; that seems to be because of file download issues. |
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It looks great, thank you. One more commit andI'll merge : remove templates/.Dockerfile-env.swp |
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oh ! I wonder if we should make a variant for that build ... |
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@jrottenberg Using The recommended part contains the |
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ok I really want to merge it , but it touches too many images, would you be ok to create a new variant based on ubuntu named :
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Yes, sure, I'm using the Ubuntu variant anyway. |
* Enable vaapi * Add libva * Don't install recommended packages
This PR adds the
--enable-vaapiflag, and builds FFmpeg with support for (Intel) hardware acceleration.The Ubuntu, CentOS and Alpine images have also been updated to include the build-time vaapi dependencies.