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Finally, thank you! A package called "ffmpeg" has been in debian forever now, and running it's binary claims that "ffmpeg is deprecated", which is a complete l
by birkbork 12y ago
Finally, thank you!
A package called "ffmpeg" has been in debian forever now, and running it's binary claims that "ffmpeg is deprecated", which is a complete lie.
EDIT: also see "FFmpeg and a thousand fixes" [1], suggesting that FFmpeg is working hard improving the security situation, while libav mainly ignored the effort.
PPS also i dont like the libav crew
1: http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.se/2014/01/ffmpeg-and-thousand-fixes.html http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.se/2014/01/ffmpeg-and-t...
- Crito 12y ago"it's binary claims that "ffmpeg is deprecated", which is a complete lie." I hadn't been keeping up with ffmpeg development or the debian packaging scene, so that message caught me completely by surprise and threw me for a loop. I spent a good 10 minutes on google trying to first figure out why ffmpeg was being deprecated, and then trying to figure out why debian was lying to me.
- camperman 12y ago"and running it's binary claims that "ffmpeg is deprecated", which is a complete lie." Ubuntu as well. That immediately made up my mind never to use libav. Incredibly unprofessional since 90 seconds of googling turned up the fact there was a fork and a dispute.
- klodolph 12y agoWell, Ubuntu's package maintainers are mostly Debian package maintainers... same goes for Mint.