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Building ffmpeg.js, a tool I used in my project Device Frame, can be tricky if you need custom filters and encoders. This post details the steps I took to successfully build it on Ubuntu, including installing dependencies, cloning the repo, setting up Emscripten, and running the build. I also included solutions to some common errors encountered during the process.
Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 doesn't load PATH environment variables during build, causing tools like GACUtil and RegAsm.exe to fail. A simple fix is to add 'CALL "%VS80COMNTOOLS%\vsvars32.bat" > NULL' to your build script before calling these tools. This sets the necessary environment variables, allowing the build to succeed.