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- | See below for Linux | + | Linux is a bit different due to varying OS's. If you feel up to the challenge, building your own copy of ffmpeg from source is the best way to go. http:// |
+ | Alternatively you may be able to find precompiled builds for your flavor (fedora, centos, mint, ect) but it's best to build your own as most of the time you don't know what modules they included. | ||
Scroll down to the latest static builds 32 bit or 64 bit depending on what os architecture you are running and download it. Once downloaded use 7zip or another zip program to extract the files contained then navigate to the lib folder. | Scroll down to the latest static builds 32 bit or 64 bit depending on what os architecture you are running and download it. Once downloaded use 7zip or another zip program to extract the files contained then navigate to the lib folder. | ||
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On mac you can browse to the lib folder by opening the serviio app in the finder. | On mac you can browse to the lib folder by opening the serviio app in the finder. | ||
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- | Linux is a bit different due to varying OS's. If you feel up to the challenge, building your own copy of ffmpeg from source is the best way to go. http:// | ||
Find the existing copy of ffmpeg | Find the existing copy of ffmpeg |