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MP4Box is included when you install GPAC. Go over and download one of the builds for GPAC.

Linux x86 32 bits. These packages are built for Ubuntu 18.04 32 bits. For other versions and distributions you will have to build from source by following the guide on the wiki. Latest available linux32/gpac binaries. Installing MP4Box. MP4Box is a command line program which allows for manipulation of mp4 files. Download the GPAC source code from here and the GPAC third-party libraries from here. Extract both of the files you just downloaded in the terminal $ tar xzf gpac-0.4.5.tar.gz $ tar xzf gpacextralibs-0.4.5.tar.gz.

Once you have downloaded the application drag and drop the installer into your Applications folder. Once the application is in your Applications directory your PATH variable will need to know where to find the MP4Box executable run the two commands to copy over MP4Box to the bin and lib directories.

Now you have installed MP4Box in your OSX box.

For Windows and Linux users you will have to find out how to execute the binary in your specific operating system.

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This is a small step-by-step guide on how to download, compile and install GPAC and especially MP4Box on a Mac environment. I suppose most of it could be done with Linux in a very similar manner. There is an official guide for this, and it helped me quite a lot, but it was missing some (for me) crucial steps. That’s why I’m summarizing my steps I did to install GPAC.

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#1 Clone GitHub

You can find the GPAC repository here: https://github.com/gpac/gpac

Create a new folder locally and then clone the repo normally:

#2 Installing GPAC extra libs

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Now it starts to get very interesting. You need some additional libraries so that GPAC works properly. To get them they use MacPorts in the official guide for this. If you haven’t installed MacPorts yet (as me) then you need to follow the steps on the MacPorts page here. I can only recommend using the package installer because that’s way easier than the other way (with Xcode etc.). But your choice.

If you have already installed MacPorts

If you have updated your operating system since you’ve last used MacPorts, then it is very likely that you have to update MacPorts again. You will get messages like:

Just go to the install page and get your appropriate “macOS Package (.pkg) Installer” from there. Then install it and continue with the following steps,

When you successfully installed MacPorts you then update MacPorts itself with:

After that, you can install all the libraries needed for GPAC via MacPorts:

If you get the warnings about not having installed the Xcode Command Line Tools:

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Then just do as told and run

Error: Port libsdl-devel not found

This was an error that occurred while trying to install “libsdl-devel”. This library simply isn’t available anymore. But that’s no problem, as this was the development version anyway. Just use “libsdl” instead.

For my installation, I skipped the steps Setting up UPnP (Optional) and Setting up OpenSVCDecoder (Optional).

#3 Compile/Build the code

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To configure the installation use the following command:

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Then you can build GPAC with the normal make command:

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The build process should work without problems now.

#4 Install GPAC/MP4Box

Now after the build was successful, you have two options to install GPAC. You can create a DMG-file or install it directly with:

Even though I made this and restarted everything MP4Box wasn’t still working and I had to manually copy the files to the system. I used the following commands for that:

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After that MP4Box should work properly: