Add Fedora 32 instructions and use the dev packages to avoid compilin… #43
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…g obs-studio There's a lot of deps I seemed to be mising to compile obs-studio Interstingly the "dev" package for Fedora does contain the ObsPluginHelpers.cmake however the Ubuntu one does not I noticed the config cmake for libObs seemed to have any values or things you'd need out of it so the "include dir" statement isn't needed You can still pass in a var to get the old behaviour and leverage any possibly shared libs like ffmped with the LIBOBS_CMAKE_MODULES var I was able to successfuly get this working with Fedora 32
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on my Debian system, I get rossmeier@e6102b5 gets me past this error |
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| cd obs-v4l2sink | ||
| mkdir build && cd build | ||
| cmake -DLIBOBS_INCLUDE_DIR="../../obs-studio/libobs" -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr .. | ||
| cmake .. |
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I had to specify the make install prefix as well like:
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
Otherwise the make install puts the plugin in /usr/local/lib/obs-plugins/v4l2sink.so which obs does not see on Fedora.
obs on Fedora appears to expect:
/usr/lib64/obs-plugins/v4l2sink.so
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@lukester1975 gave steps to build on Fedora 32 without the need of a PR: |
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(Reposted/deleted from other thread) I think those instrructions are using dependencies off the system without specifying them for obs-studio, which additionally was why I wanted to not compile obs-studio to build the plugin, as it adds extra packages and steps to make it. if I install the bin for obs-studio from a package manager I dont need to install as many deps or wait for obs-studio to compile just to get the static libs. |
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@raylu -- are you sure you installed libobs-dev? I think this is the right place for debian and ubuntu? https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/amd64/libobs-dev/filelist |
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Added some dockerfiles to prove that it's working on both debian and fedora now; there is an odd bug in obs-studio's packaging where the ubuntu/debian version doesn't contain |
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I am not super familiar with if there's some trickery that I can do to make cmake use relative paths for the install makefile, but it's almost at the point where it seems like using CPack and making an rpm/deb might be a simpler solution to package it all in a docker container.. |
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note: I know this one is up: #33 but I think i was able to trim down the build time considerably by reworking the cmake a bit..
…g obs-studio
There's a lot of deps I seemed to be mising to compile obs-studio
Interstingly the "dev" package for Fedora does contain the ObsPluginHelpers.cmake however the Ubuntu one does not
I noticed the config cmake for libObs seemed to have any values or things you'd need out of it so the "include dir" statement isn't needed
You can still pass in a var to get the old behaviour and leverage any possibly shared libs like ffmped with the LIBOBS_CMAKE_MODULES var
I was able to successfuly get this working with Fedora 32