FFmpeg builds for GNU/Linux & Windows (with Cygwin) (Stable).
apt-cyg | ||
cygwin_fix_strsafe.h | ||
ffmpeg-installer.sh | ||
ffmpeg-shared-build-cywin32.sh | ||
ffmpeg-shared-build-cywin64.sh | ||
ffmpeg-static-build-linux32-native.sh | ||
ffmpeg-static-build-linux32.sh | ||
ffmpeg-static-build-linux64-native.sh | ||
ffmpeg-static-build-linux64.sh | ||
LICENSE.txt | ||
README.md |
FFmpeg builds for GNU/Linux & Windows
FFmpeg 6.1 Builds:
-
GNU/Linux downloads (Static):
- ffmpeg-6.1-linux-gnu-64bit-build.tar.bz2 (Generic Linux x86_64)
- ffmpeg-6.1-linux-gnu-64bit-build.deb (Debian/Ubuntu x86_64)
- ffmpeg-6.1-linux-gnu-64bit-build.rpm (RedHat/Fedora x86_64)
-
Windows downloads (Shared):
HOW TO INSTALL:
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GNU/Linux instructions:
- Download the package ffmpeg-6.1-linux-gnu-64bit-build.tar.bz2.
- Open the terminal and type the following command for install:
$ sudo tar jxvf ffmpeg-6.1-linux-gnu-64bit-build.tar.bz2 -C /
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Windows instructions:
- Download the package ffmpeg-6.1-win-64bit-build.zip.
- Unzip the package with 7-zip or Winrar.
- Copy the files to a folder. For example:
C:\Program Files\FFmpeg
- Add the path
C:\Program Files\FFmpeg
to PATH variable.
-
Cygwin instructions:
- Download the package ffmpeg-6.1-cygwin-64bit-build.tar.gz.
- Open the Cygwin terminal and type the following command for install:
$ tar jxvf ffmpeg-6.1-cygwin-64bit-build.tar.gz -C /
HOW TO CREATE YOUR BUILD:
-
GNU/Linux instructions:
- Install dependencies in your GNU/Linux distro.
- Dependencies:
wget
,gcc
,make
,cmake
,meson/ninja
andgit
. - Type the following commands:
$ git clone https://gitlab.com/q3aql/ffmpeg-builds
$ cd ffmpeg-builds
$ sudo ./ffmpeg-static-build-[arch].sh
Note: Replace
[arch]
withlinux32
orlinux64
depending on your architecture. -
Windows instructions:
- Install Cygwin for 32bits or 64bits.
- During installation,
configure the repository
and installgit
andwget
orlynx
. - Open Cygwin terminal and type the following commands:
$ git clone https://gitlab.com/q3aql/ffmpeg-builds
$ cd ffmpeg-builds
$ ./ffmpeg-share-build-[arch].sh
Note: Replace
[arch]
withcygwin32
orcygwin64
depending on your architecture.