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As you may know, ffmpeg is built of some libraries (libav*) - which can be useful on their own.
I'm currently manually managing libav dependencies in a node project (the project is using beamcoder) and I was wondering if packaging these libs as a node package would make sense.
Also, I wonder if this would this be a good fit for this project? Currently, it looks like ffmpeg-static ships a ffmpeg binary with all the libs already statically-linked. Maybe ffmpeg-static could ship a smaller ffmpeg executable with the libraries alongside - Probably the size would be similar, but we would gain the possibility of using beamcoder (and any other lib that might work with libav).
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I have adapted the changes in #113 in the ffprobe branch (permalink). With these changes, we can publish any number of *-static "distribution packages" from this repo, as long as the download script can provide their binaries/files. We could definitely add another "distribution package" for libav libs (although the -static naming wouldn't make sense in this case)!
Hi @eugeneware!
As you may know, ffmpeg is built of some libraries (libav*) - which can be useful on their own.
I'm currently manually managing libav dependencies in a node project (the project is using beamcoder) and I was wondering if packaging these libs as a node package would make sense.
Also, I wonder if this would this be a good fit for this project? Currently, it looks like ffmpeg-static ships a ffmpeg binary with all the libs already statically-linked. Maybe ffmpeg-static could ship a smaller ffmpeg executable with the libraries alongside - Probably the size would be similar, but we would gain the possibility of using beamcoder (and any other lib that might work with libav).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: