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Reconsidering ffmpeg in Debian

Reconsidering ffmpeg in Debian

Posted Aug 5, 2014 21:11 UTC (Tue) by josh (subscriber, #17465)
In reply to: Reconsidering ffmpeg in Debian by marduk
Parent article: Reconsidering ffmpeg in Debian

> especially if a user has to decide between package A and package B because one only works with ffmpeg and the other only works with libav.

Does anything only support libav at this point, other than libav's own tools?


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Reconsidering ffmpeg in Debian

Posted Aug 5, 2014 21:52 UTC (Tue) by marduk (subscriber, #3831) [Link]

> Does anything only support libav at this point, other than libav's own tools?

I think in the Gentoo world, no. But sometimes upstream will only support one or the other.

For example, gstreamer's gst-libav plugin. It *used* to be called gst-ffmpeg. But upstream only supports libav now. Usually it works fine with ffmpeg. ffmpeg 2.3 comes out, now gst-libav doesn't work. User are forced to either stick with ffmpeg 2.2 or lower or switch to libav. Upstream doesn't officially support ffmpeg, so it will probably have to wait until Gentoo or someone else comes up with an unofficial patch.

Reconsidering ffmpeg in Debian

Posted Aug 12, 2014 12:00 UTC (Tue) by KotH (guest, #4660) [Link]

I guess you can consider VLC one of libav's tools...


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