FYI, Debian has accepted ffmpeg to experimental. It is expected to go
into Ubuntu as well after the migration from experimental to unstable.
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** Changed in: libav (Debian)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
Use FFmpeg instead of Libav
Status in “libav” package in
#1339980: ffmpeg seems to be required in order for DVDStyler to process
MP4 video.
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Title:
Use FFmpeg instead of Libav
Status in
Ugh... Still no ffmpeg...
libav is missing all sorts of code available in ffmpeg.
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Title:
Use FFmpeg instead of Libav
Status in
Reports of the libav fork languishing to death and the original ffmpeg
actually being frequently updated are all over the place. Ubuntu can
-and should- use the proper ffmpeg, regardless of what Debian decides.
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Use cases:
- transcode camcorder videos into something I can share with family and friends
over the internet
- sometimes improve them (e.g. deshacking
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYE3KAl8RAQfeature=youtu.be)
- automatically build thumbnails and navigation tree of my home videos
collection
In the past, ffmpeg was maintained in Debian. Later Debian maintainers
switched to maintaining libav. Whilst it is possible to offer both
stacks, nobody has step up to maintain ffmpeg stack in Debian. Ubuntu
also does not have capacity to maintain ffmpeg stack at this time. If
you wish to see a
Also please look at how Gentoo manages the 2 projects' concurrent use.
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Title:
Use FFmpeg instead of Libav
Status in “libav”
There are so many bugs with libav that it's not even funny. Last month I
tried switching my encoding tools to libav just to see how it would
function, and it was a catastrophic failure. I also have a lot of issues
with any media player that uses libav for playback since it tends to
segfault.
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You should really back up the statement -- there are so many bugs --
with actual bug reports rather than personal anecdotes. Just because
something happens on your system doesn't mean everybody else sees it
too.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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They can easily be ported to libavresample.
With FFmpeg we can have both libswresample and libavresample.
Asking everyone to use libavresample is a waste of resource and there is no
gain at all.
This would break a lot of software, produce more work for ubuntu
developers, and would cause less
** Changed in: libav (Debian)
Status: Unknown = New
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