I had a static installation of ffmpeg but was running into trouble with config files not found so I have since just deleted it. Then I tried re-installing a more current static version just to see if it differs from first one I installed a week ago and it does. The first one had the ffmpeg script which I ended up placing in /usr/bin and a ffmpeg-static folder with cache in root. Exide System 1000 Type G Manual more. The latest static I just installed has no static folder and just two scripts, the ffmpeg and ffprobe. I have a few questions: • Is it best to place these scripts in usr/bin, does it matter? Does yum update static versions?

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• Is it much better practice to compile ffmpeg than use static versions? • Has anyone tried this type of ffmpeg installation as stated in?

Q#1: Is it best to place these scripts in usr/bin, does it matter? Does yum update static versions? No if you download and install the static versions that the FFmpeg project provides on their website will not be managed by yum if you opt to install them into /usr/bin.

I would probably not opt to install these to /usr/bin. I'd rather install them into a user's $HOME/bin directory instead, to keep them separate from packaged versions which may reside in /usr/bin. Q#2: Is it much better practice to compile ffmpeg than use static versions? I've been using the static builds of late on CentOS and Fedora, they simply work and are easy to install and move around. They include all the FFmpeg features and are the easiest by far. Compiling though easy enough, can present you with issues, and there isn't really that much upside, if you cannot find a pre-packaged version from a YUM repository.

Insite 7.6 Keygen. Q#3: Has anyone tried this type of ffmpeg installation as stated in the following link? Yes these types of installations are the preferred way to install packages from YUM repositories, when wanting to install software system-wide on a box. Install ATRPMS Repository # rpm --import # rpm -ivh Install FFMpeg from ATRPMS Repository # yum -y --enablerepo=atrpms install ffmpeg Verify the version of you have installed # ffmpeg -version To see the Supported format # ffmpeg -formats Convert your Videos, Convert from MP4 to H264 using # ffmpeg -i tamil_gana_720p.avi -vcodec libx264 tamil_gana_720p-H264.avi yes Every Program will be there in /usr/bin for execution.