Fix libshine and re-enable it for ffmpeg & ffpyplayer_codecs #2027
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Since the recent fix for the ffmpeg recipe #1997, we detected that the libshine recipe wasn't working properly at runtime (libavcodec complains about missing symbols), so here we have the fix for that.
In here we:
I tested the build for archs:
armeabi-v7a
andarm64-v8a
...both builds succeed. Also checked the symbols via commandreadelf -a libshine.so
and it seems that the missing func is in there, see 264:Also checked the libabcodec.so library with
readelf -d libavcodec.so
:It seem that libshine is linked to it as a shared library, so I think that the errors described at #1997 should not happen anymore...hope that we don't have any other error 🤞
I think that this PR should solve the ffmpeg problem with libshine, but I cannot test it runtime, so it would be great that someone could test it at runtime...
Note: Aaa...my terminal throws the messages with a mix of languages (Catalan, french and english)...I'm guessing that the debian translations are not good enough for catalan :<, anyway, in order to not alter the terminal output, here I give the relevant translations from catalan to english: