SYSROOT=$ANDROID_NDK/platforms/android- 9/arch-arm/ You can tweak the configuration if needed, but here's the one I used: # FFmpeg configuration $ANDROID_NDK/sources make them easily available to use in other projects. On Archlinux, using android-sdk and android-ndk AUR packages: # Setting environment variables for Android SDK/ NDKĭownload FFmpeg sources here and extract them in You should also set two environment variables ( ANDROID_SDK and ANDROID_NDK) to their respective installation paths. Android SDK and NDKĪndroid SDK is available here while the NDK is available here. Prerequisitesįirst, let's install everything needed. I'll describe the steps for Linux, but everything is pretty standard shell and should work on any decent OS. So, here's a full explanation to get FFmpeg 2.2.3 "Muybridge" working on Android. There's a ton of questions on StackOverflow about getting newer FFmpeg releases working on Android.
However, I needed to use FFmpeg concat demuxer, introduced in FFmpeg 1.1. There are a lot of partial and/or out-of-date how-to out there on how to get FFmpeg running on Android, like halfninja's build. However, FFmpeg is a C software, meant to be used as an executable, and not officially supporting Android. When you have to manipulate audio or video on Android, being used to open-source software, you have a single name which comes directly to you: FFmpeg.
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