Ofcourse replacing the libvorbis seems not a good idea, if possible i would keep them both but set libvorbis as default encoder.įirst i looked this guide but it doesn't cover all libraries and a bit outdated. If i can, i would add all nonfree libraries to Zeranoe's build manually and then replace libvorbis with aoTuV's libvorbis which is a modified version of libvorbis and claimed to be better in some areas. I just want to know basics of static builds. A nonfree buildĪs speaking of 'not included libraries', can i add them to any static build manually? On linux or windows, that doesnt matter. Included without licensing the build as nonfree. These libraries are not compatible with the GPL license and cannot be Why dont the builds include FAAC, FDK-AAC, libaacplus?

The only ones that it doesn't include are explained in his FAQ: When i compare this linux build with the popular windows build by Zeranoe, Zeranoe offers almost all libraries and seems more up-to-date. But when i wanted to upgrade a library by myself, i didn't know what to do. I downloaded it anyway, since it gives me more complete build than following the first guide.

Then i found this static builds recommended on, but again, it doesn't include all external libraries and some of them not the latest:

libvorbis-devĪlso i don't even know how to upgrade just a library or ffmpeg without doing everything all over again. How do i do that? BTW, I just began using linux yesterday, so please be easy :)įirst i looked this guide but it doesn't cover all libraries and a bit outdated.Īt first step, it makes you to install some libraries from Software Center which most likely provides old versions. I want to use latest version of ffmpeg with latest versions of external libraries.

Ffmpeg library.