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Use the version at http://deb-multimedia.org http://deb-multimedia.org echo "deb http://www.deb-multimedia.org stable main non-free" > /etc/apt/sources.lis
by jamiesonbecker 12y ago
Use the version at http://deb-multimedia.org http://deb-multimedia.org
echo "deb http://www.deb-multimedia.org stable main non-free" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/deb-multimedia.org.list
apt-get -q update; apt-get -qy dist-upgrade
apt-get -qqy install ffmpeg
- lozf 12y agoI always build my own as, afaik, it's the only way to get full support for the more interesting codecs e.g. fdkaac & h265.
- ars 12y agoYou can ask him to add them, he's pretty responsive to requests.
- JoshTriplett 12y agoDebian unstable has official ffmpeg packages, and as soon as the next release completes, those packages will migrate to testing and future stable.
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- xai3luGi 12y agoSeems unlikely that the security team would be happy having both ffmpeg and libav in Debian, so a GR would be needed to override them.
- kevin_thibedeau 12y agoThere are a number of useful codecs and filters that have non-free licenses. Debian packages will never have them enabled. Self compiles are the only way to get the ffmpeg kitchen sink.
- JoshTriplett 12y agoAlmost all of the questionably licensed and non-free codecs were removed from ffmpeg years ago. The only remaining bits left are those for AAC support via libfaac, and ffmpeg has its own reimplemented version of AAC that doesn't depend on libfaac. You might be thinking of mplayer, which has extensive support for non-free codecs, such as the "w32codecs" bundle.