Thanks Mark, and Robert. I guess the problem I have is more of a general 'don't understand enough about Linux' problem. I'll start off by googleing for "install ffmepg centos" and clicking on the first few forum threads and following the instructions. Sometimes you get good instructions, other times you have to piecemeal the instructions together from a few places.
The problem this time was actually the rpm command "rpm -Uvh http://example.com/foo.rpm"; - for whatever reason it was throwing some error and I needed to use "wget http://example.com/foo.rpm"; first, which took some time to research. Was also getting some dependency errors during the yum upgrade, but these seemed to be related to other packages. It's good to be able to ask someone if these sorts of errors / warnings are anything to worry about. In this case, it's a commercial project with this being on the critical path so I'd rather pay someone to ask them questions on the spot rather than wait for a response in a forum. I just find that installing anything on Linux is never as easy as "yum install _____" and there's always issues that need to be worked through. In this case I'm all up and running, but thanks for getting back to me promptly. Harvey. Mark S. wrote: > Hi, > Can you describe more about the issue? I mean, do you want it to > install in a linux box or basic usage. I have not worked with ffmeg > but, I can surely look up material which might help you in tackling > the issues. Money is no issue here :-) > > Regards, > Mark S. > > > -- Harvey Kane Phone. +649 950 4133 Mobile. +6421 811 951 Email. [EMAIL PROTECTED] --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ NZ PHP Users Group: http://groups.google.com/group/nzphpug To post, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
