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[plinej]

This was compiled in Puppy 4 and may not work in other Puppies.

ffmpeg website:
http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/

I compiled it like this:
--prefix=/usr --cpu=i486 --enable-shared --enable-small --enable-liba52 --enable-gpl --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libvorbis --enable-postproc --enable-swscale --enable-pthreads --disable-debug --enable-libfaac --enable-libfaad

ffmpeg dotpet:
http://www.savefile.com/files/1681213

Here's the source package for this version of ffmpeg
http://www.savefile.com/files/1681243

If you want to use ffplay you'll need SDL installed. I made a dotpet at:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=166473

The dev files are below.

Also the dependants of faac & faad are posted below.

[big_bass]

[plinej]

I'm not sure what you mean. The dev files are posted to the forum but the other packages are links since they exceed the limits of this forum.

I'll post the dev files for faac & faad below.

[big_bass]

[plinej]

updated to latest svn

[Aung]

@plinej
I had a bash at compileinj ffmpeg and includeing xvid and x264 in it , from the source on this page, it didnt quite compilej.

I have Kdenlive running in Puppy 403 and cant encode to xvid or x264. Xvid and x264 are installed on my drive, but I dont know if they have to be inside ffmpeg or ffmpeg compilej for them latches onto them when needed. Can you build me a big fat ffmpeg with everything possible in it. For instance, the 'nlive team made some howto's demos in a .ogg format and 'nlive itself cant even play them, the fatter the better. Aung

[plinej]

@ Aung, give this version a try:
http://www.savefile.com/files/1960174

You'll need these installed too:

[plinej]

Here are the dev files for the version posted right above this message.

[plinej]

and finally, the ffmpeg dev files for the version posted 2 messages above.

[Aung]

Quick work Plinej.
At the internet now, will let you know tomorrow
( I dont know if to over write the origional or rename it for safe keeping, will have to think about it) Aung

[can8v]

PlineJ & co.
I have installed this pet package and all other required files. Everything seems to work great (from a terminal). It took quite a bit of digging a tinkering to figure out the best way to do all of the conversions I needed to do. Now I have determined to do my video conversions on my webserver. My webhost already has ffmpeg installed and available at /usr/bin/ffmpeg. Before I try it on my webhost I wanted to try it on my localhost. I have written a php script to see if i can convert video formats using a PHP script. I think I am only an inch away from success, but can't quite cross the finish line.

Here is the test script:

[plinej]

I know nothing of PHP so I can't help.

[can8v]

Plinej
Thanks for the quick response nonetheless. I have figured out the issue. I was using a Audo Sampling Rate of 25050 instead of 22050. Anyway with a successful PHP test out of the way I am now coding the upload form and video gallery.

[can8v]

Is it possible for someone to compile this with the libamr codec so I can covert the 3gp videos from my cell phone? Any takers?
I can provide the PHP script I am working on if anyone is interested. I can also set it up as an extremely lightweight and flexible GUI to run on a localhost. Of course you would have to set up your own webserver, though there are a number of options as .pet packages or sfs modules, as well as xampp for Linux.

[tempestuous]