On 18/05/2014 14:03, dinkypumpkin wrote:
reasons. If you have access to a modern version of ffmpeg (e.g., from
Fedora), it's worth doing another test.
I forgot to add that there are other PPAs out there that contain more
up-to-date versions of ffmpeg. This is one I've used on Ubuntu 14.04
for ffmpeg 2.2:
https://launchpad.net/~samrog131/+archive/ppa
There is also a 2.1 package for 13.10/Mint16. Use "apt-get install
ffmpeg-real" after configuring the repo and updating the package index.
This package installs a completely separate set of libraries so that
real ffmpeg can sit alongside libav-tools. You can install the
ffmpeg-set-alternatives package from the same source to support
configuration of ffmpeg via update-alternatives. On 14.04 it wires up
the real ffmpeg on installation, so no additional configuration
necessary. If you don't go that route, you'll need to add
--ffmpeg=/opt/ffmpeg/bin/ffmpeg to your get_iplayer command line to test it.
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