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It's only needed for the update checker which isn't used
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reverts c543e6e3171954ccb5fdcc2003e30d79b6fb5b82
broke the build :(
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A MediaSDK flatpak plugin is also necessary to enable QSV when
running the flatpak. This plugin is built as a separate flatpak when
you 'make pkg.create.flatpak'
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Fixes flatpak builds
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Fixes ubuntu nightly builds
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Drop back to MediaSDK 18.4.1 and Media Driver 18.4.1.
The MSS KBL 19.1.0 version of MediaSDK results in a shared lib that
can't be cached by ldconfig. We need shared object caching in the
flatpak plugin for things to work correctly. Version 18.4.1 creates a
properly versioned library that ldconfig can cache.
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Defines a flatpak manifest that is used to download and build all the
dependencies for MediaSDK 19.1.pre2. These are built into a flatpak
plugin that can be installed independently from the main HandBrake flatpak.
When the plugin is installed, HandBrake gains the ability to do QSV
encoding with the latest MediaSDK and VA drivers.
When HandBrake is configured with '--flatpak --enable-qsv' and
'make pkg.create.flatpak' is run, both the HandBrake flatpak and the
MediaSDK plugin will be built.
The name of the MediaSDK plugin file is:
fr.handbrake.plugin.IntelMediaSDK-$(HB.version)-$(HB.machine).flatpak
I've also changed the the name of the HandBrake flatpak file to conform
better with flatpak naming:
fr.handbrake.ghb-$(HB.version)-$(HB.machine).flatpak
fr.handbrake.HandBrakeCLI-$(HB.version)-$(HB.machine).flatpak
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An additional access permission is needed to access the gvfs mount
point.
For the record, the "Right" (TM) way to do this is to use
GtkFileChooserNative dialog which will automatically use the flatpak
file chooser portal to access files. But this portal currently is
missing features that would cripple HandBrake. These features are:
1. Folder selection. We require this for destination selection and for
batch processing.
2. Set current highlighted file in file chooser browser. Without this,
a user processing a series of videos that are all in the same foder has
to navigate from the default "Recent files" selection to the folder
where their files are for each file.
Also note that GtkFileChooserNative transparently falls back to a
regular file chooser when the action requested is not supported. So
sometimes the user would have access to remote filesystems, and
sometimes not with no obvious reason for the difference. Not a good
user experience.
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Overrides a bad version number for ubuntu cosmic in launchpad
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The freedesktop platform doesn't supply the gvfs module. So add it to
the flatpak.
Fixes https://forum.handbrake.fr/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=38383
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Artful is obsolete and the PPA no longer accepts submissions for it.
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It fails to rebuild things that need to be rebuilt
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Fixes a bug introduced in 70a0ad3b0088f86fa26e3f8fe9006834155c7d4d. Branch must be either `development` or `stable`, can't rely on defaults. See http://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/flatpak-command-reference.html#flatpak-build-bundle for CLI reference.
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This allows differentiation between stable and development builds in a
flatpak repository
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This allows us to add additional libraries or executables as separate
flatpak bundles
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Rather than using HandBrake's build for libass, fontconfig, freetype,
fribidi, harfbuzz.
The runtime platform already has fontconfig, freetype and harfbuzz. We
just need to add libass and fribidi.
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It's smaller
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I should have only removed yasm. Not sure what I was thinking :-\
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GtkFileChooserNative is required in order to use the document portal.
Using this file chooser will require significant rework of source
selection, so enable host filesystem access until I can do this.
The CLI will need host filesystem access anyway since it can't use the
document portal.
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This script can generate manifests that are suitable for submitting to
flathub for publishing to their repository. It can also be used for
generating manifests suitable for building local flatpak bundles and is
used during 'make pkg.create.flatpak'
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HandBrake-<version>.flatpak contains GUI and CLI
HandBrakeCLI-<version>.flatpak is CLI only
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new names conform better to current win/osx snapshot names
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To sign flatpak during build:
make pkg.create.flatpak PGP_ID=<key id>
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nasm is a build requirement that is not provided by any of the flatpak
SDKs
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Neither of these support a recent enough version of nasm to build x265
with assembly optimizations. Running without assembly optimizations
isn't acceptable, so just stop building these releases.
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debuild it's too smart about extra whitespace
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Ubuntu build servers appear to set the build machine date/time from
this. So hard coding it to some random date is suboptimal.
Fixes incorrect build date in the HandBrake version line of the
activity log.
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Found via `codespell -q 3 --skip="./gtk/po`
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Zesty is obsolete
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x265 high-bit depth does not support i386 unless you disable asm.
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