Motion + ffmpeg. Which version working under Linux Debian Lenny?

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Motion + ffmpeg. Which version working under Linux Debian Lenny?

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greynix · Answer 1 · 2019-03-24T21:14:25+0000

Just yesterday, we set and set motion everything is fine pulled from deb unstable, and running (and motion and ffmpeg), writes in mpeg4, mpeg2, swf.

Jazzist · Answer 2 · 2019-03-24T21:14:25+0000

Debian has no proprietary codecs and encoders. It is especially true in newer versions.
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This means that a very large number of video formats will not be supported by Debian.
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When faced with this problem, I have found a easy solution to work with Ubuntu. There is no problem — just put the packs with the word "restricted" in the name.
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The administrator said that in production there were packages with the popular codecs, encoders and demuxers for FreeBSD.

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