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    MediaSPIP platforms can be installed as a farm, with a single "core" hosted on a dedicated server and used by multiple websites.
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    De là, dans le menu de navigation, vous pouvez accéder à une partie "Gestion des langues" permettant d’activer la prise en compte de nouvelles langues.
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  • Is there a "legal" review of FFmpeg contributions ?

    20 septembre 2011, par Ronopolis

    I can't find the answer to this at the FFmpeg website.

    If someone submits code to FFmpeg, is the code just reviewed for technical correctness, or is there also a (for lack of better words) legal review ? A review for any potential patent or copyright issues ? If someone contributes to FFmpeg, does the contributor need to sign any kind of "Contributors Statement" or disclaimer ?

  • how to install ffmpeg on localhost

    25 mars 2014, par Paul Ledger

    There is a lot of topics on this but after hours of reading i am still getting no where.
    I have found a lot of issues wit this.

    1. people have given links to files that no longer exist
    2. the help people have given refers to files that aren't included with the download

    This is the nearest i have found

    link

    I followed this exactly, after finding a different version of the file broken link

    version I found version available at sourceforge which isn't very helpful.

    Steps as decribed :

    1. unzip
    2. copy ffmpeg.exe somewhere and remember the path for later use
    3. move php_ffmpeg.dll to php extension dir (usually c :\xampp\php\ext)
    4. move all other files to Windows\System32 (except COPYING.GPLv3.txt,
      readme.txt)
    5. add extension=php_ffmpeg.dll to php.ini (usually
      c :\xampp\php\php.ini)
    6. restart apache with fingers crossed questions/answers
      http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=41913

    But when I restart apache I get the error :

    The program can't because avcodec-51.dll is missing

    AND

    PHP startup : Unable to load dynamic libary php_ffmpeg.dll can't be found

    The php_ffmpeg file is in the apache extention folder and has been declared in the php.ini file. I don't really change many settings in my php.ini file so I just put iy at the top of the extentions, if this is the problem please let me know.

    extension=php_ffmpeg.dll <---first extention added
    extension=php_bz2.dll <---- this was allready there

    If anybody knows an easy way to install this on a localhost I would really appropriate and if I'm having this much trouble on localhost should I bother trying to get this working on my lunix server.

    (I am using xampp on windows and my lunix server is hosted through 1and1 - not my first choice but its for a friends site)

  • How to map ffmpeg formats to MIME types and file extensions ?

    17 mai 2017, par odigity

    Anyone know of a reference for mapping ffmpeg format values to MIME types and recommended file extension ? My google attempt failed to turn up anything.

    I did manually put together a small list with guess-work and clues from Wikipedia, IANA, and the Mozilla Developer Network for the subset of formats that I encountered in my video input test collection :

    ffmpeg Format             Extension  MIME Type
    ───────────────────────   ─────────  ──────────────────────
    asf                       asf        application/vnd.ms-asf
    avi                       avi        video/x-msvideo
    flv                       flv        video/x-flv
    matroska,webm             webm       video/webm
    m4v                       m4v        video/x-m4v
    mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2   mp4        video/mp4
    mpeg                      mpeg       video/mpeg
    mpegts                    mpeg       video/mpeg
    mpegvideo                 mpeg       video/mpeg
    ogg                       ogv        video/ogg
    matroska                  mkv        video/x-matroska
    webm                      webm       video/webm

    No idea if I’ve made the right calls, though.

    (The test files already have file extensions, but I’m operating on the assumption that the extension of a file a user uploads is irrelevant, and that the file should be renamed based on ffprobe and intelligent mapping...)