For your information, libav doesn't supports all features of ffmpeg.
And Fedora uses Ffmpeg, not libav fork. ^__^ In any case, I don't feel
any problems with ffmpeg since the latest 0.64.1.
K.
2013/12/12 Carlos López González :
> I can't give one opinion with knowledge about gstreamer. It is the s
I can't give one opinion with knowledge about gstreamer. It is the standard
tool for video and audio handling in Gnome and the logic says to me that we
should use it (at last in Linux). But what I'm sure is about to get ride of
ffmpeg. Calling an external executable is always a risky operation and
FFmpeg doesn't feel like the robust swiss army knife of video it used to
be. It changes it's API often and there is the fork into libav which
seems widely used by Ubuntu and others.
It looks like the future of FFmpeg is quite unclear.
Should Synfig continue using it, adopting to every new random