Try to install them using your distro's package manager. However, it will probably detect that you do not have all the specified libraries in place. Below is the recommend configure command. configure -prefix=/usr -disable-avs -disable-lavf -disable-ffms -disable-gpac -disable-swscale -enable-sharedĬheckout FFmpeg from its repository: git clone git:///ffmpeg.git If you are using Linux, your distro will be able to provide it for you. The exception is x264 support for encoding H.264, which should be the very latest version. Most of these can normally be provided by your distribution. for a dual-core processor: make -j2įFmpeg needs external libraries for some of its codec support. Note: if you have multiple cores, compilation times can be reduced by using the make -j parameter, e.g. It is therefore recommend that FFmpeg be compiled from source. The FFmpeg packaged with your distro may have poor codec support. The important thing when installing FFmpeg is ensuring that it supports the codecs you require. It is recommend that Blue Droplet Video (and Drupal in general) be deployed on a unix system. These instructions are specific to unix systems like Linux / OS X. If you are using the transcoder at (paid service), then you do not require FFmpeg. To transcode your videos locally on your server, Blue Droplet Video uses FFmpeg.
It can also be necessary to scale down and reduce the bandwidth requirements of the video. For Blue Droplet Video to play videos in the browser, it needs to convert them into a format that is compatible with Flash.
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