To stop `ffmpeg-static` from breaking your code by getting updated, ( ) or use a ( ). When releasing new versions, **we do *not* consider breaking changes in `ffmpeg` itself**, but only the JS interface (see below). *Note:* The version of `ffmpeg-static` follows ( ). Supports macOS (64-bit), Linux (32 and 64-bit, armhf, arm64) and Windows (32 and 64-bit). There are some library differences between the tessus build and what came from homebrew, particularly regarding audio, but libvo-aacenc apparently underperforms compared to the native encoder and I haven't noticed any problems otherwise.**() static binaries for Mac OSX and Linux and Windows.**
Since then I've replaced them with bash scripts so I can override some of the hardcoded options and limit thread usage to something my computer can safely encode with without the fans repeatedly cycling up and down.
Initially, all I did was replace the contents of ~/.config/emby-server/ffmpeg/20150110/ with symbolic links, and that will work fine. Younger libraries like libvpx and libx265 see a lot of ongoing activity and are constantly improving, so it's worth it to keep up. There's a lag in ffmpeg emby updates for OSX, so this is probably the best way to go for anyone interested in lower CPU use, encoding quality, etc. Initially, I have installed ffmpeg with this:īrew install ffmpeg -with-fontconfig -with-freetype -with-libquvi -with-libvidstab -with-libvorbis -with-libvpx -with-openjpeg -with-openssl -with-opus -with-frei0r -with-rtmpdump -with-schroedinger -with-speex -with-theora -with-tools -with-x265 -with-webp -without-xvid -without-qtkitĪ couple of those libraries are for other things I do, but I'm not sure how much can be left out and ffmpeg will still work as expected. Homebrew tends to roll out updates within a week of a new release. As of libvpx 1.4.0, VP9 encoding is multithreaded.Īs a consequence of my job, I keep ffmpeg and all its libraries fairly up-to-date via homebrew (and a launchd task). It turns out, that was true up until April and currently is still true with the emby ffmpeg builds for OSX. The Viblast blog post had an assertion that VP9 encoding wasn't multithreaded.
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