# yum -enablerepo=epel,rpmfusion-free-updates install ffmpeg #If you have disabled the following repositories Installation yum install ffmpeg ffmpeg-devel rpm, it is better to centrally manage it with the yum command. Note: We often see examples of installing with the rpm command, but it is not recommended.
For details, please check the official page of RPM Fusion.
The above URL is the RHEL7 / free version of RPM Fusion. (4) Then, update the repository information. (2,3) Add EPEL repository and RPM Fusion (free) repository. Not needed for those who prefer manual work. (1) Put yum-utils in order to operate (disable) yum repository later. Maybe what you need in advance yum install yum-utils If you don't want to be asked Yes / No every time with yum, replace it with yum install -y. Personally, I'm a little dissatisfied with this because it only fits 2.8.x. The most common method for google is to use li.nux.co. Therefore, in this article, we will install FFMpeg 3.4.7 (as of 2020.3.3) from RPM Fusion. If you look at FFMpeg Official, you will be directed to RPM Fusion. Replace the part between with the specific version installed.Īll done! Using the upload media dialog in ftrack should now work.I want to put ffmpeg in CentOS 7. Symlink FFmpeg and ffprobe to /usr/bin to make the commands accessible to the ftrack user. # Download ffmpeg and ffprobe binaries to your /opt folder.įor latest version of binaries look at this site To install and configure FFmpeg and ffprobe on your local server follow these steps (making sure to replace " " with the one downloaded):
A new ftrack installation package is available, please read more here.įFmpeg and ffprobe is used to encode uploaded media to formats that the browser support.
💡 Note that this article is about the Classic on-prem installation package targeting Centos6.
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