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Builds libdecord.so against a from-source LGPL FFmpeg 6.1.6 (no --enable-gpl/libx264/libvpx: decord only ever decodes), then retags the wheel py3-none since libdecord.so is loaded via ctypes. FFmpeg is built with its full default library set (avdevice included): passing -DFFMPEG_DIR to decord's CMakeLists hardcodes an unconditional link against libavdevice.so, unlike the pkg-config path, which treats it as optional. Two small patches fix FFmpeg API drift between decord's own pin (4.1.6, which predates riscv64 support entirely) and 6.1.6: bsf.h moved out of avcodec.h, and av_find_best_stream() now fills a const AVCodec**.
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decord0.6.0Compiles libdecord.so, a ctypes-loaded video/audio decoder built against FFmpeg, then packages it as a py3-none wheel. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's pypi.yml manylinux job and tools/build_manylinux2010.sh.
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wheel tagsafter building, matching upstream's own hand-renamed tagTesting
License: Wheel bundles LGPL-2.1+ FFmpeg shared libraries; upstream ships no licence text for them, so the build adds one.
Built on cp312.