Exception granted for UbuntuStudio to shipp ffmpeg packages.

Hi once again The technical board have decided to grant UbuntuStudio and exception for shipping ffmpeg packages on the UbuntuStudio disks. This is because Canonical don't produce any physical media for UbuntuStudio, and therefore having ffmpeg on the disks is no different to having ffmeg on arch

Ubuntu QA Tracker: New build notification [20090421.4]

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Video task available, but not on UbuntuStudio disks.

Hi all Further to my email earlier regarding video applications needing ffmpeg having to be removed from the UbuntuStudio disks, another application, stopmotion, has been found to need ffmpeg as well. Instead of having a video task with only one single application, a decision has been made to no

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Ubuntu Studio daily CD health check

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Dropping ffmpeg, ffmpeg2theora, and kino from UbuntuStudio video task.

Hi all As a last minute fix, I've been asked to remove any packages from the UbuntuStudio disks that depends, or recommends ffmpeg/libavcodec52. This means that kino, ffmpeg, and ffmpeg2theora have to be removed from the disks. Unfortunately this only leaves 2 packages in the video task, stopmot