Remove dependency on libavdevice#1239
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It seems like the actual usage of avdevice has been removed long ago and replaced with SDL.
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I'm not very sure my understanding is right, but I haven't found any usage of avdevice by MLT internally. I have a feeling that this dependency is a legacy artifact from ~2011. In Krita we have been building |
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MLT can use device input through the avformat producer. |
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If you really want something like this, change the build to make it optional instead of removing it. For example, Shotcut supports these input devices through MLT: alsa, pulseaudio, v4l2, dshow, avfoundation.
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It seems like the actual usage of avdevice has been removed long ago and replaced with SDL.