Enable FFmpeg MP2 audio decoder #1697
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danyeaw
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Hi @ladaapp, the FFmpeg config is based on how others are using it, so I think we are open to change it if you or others need some additional codecs. |
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Okay @danyeaw 👍 . Thank you. |
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@ladaapp Thanks for the contribution! |
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This enables FFmpeg MP2 audio decoder which is commonly used in .ts files
The use-case I had for this is to play .ts files with Gstreamer via gst-libav as none of the other gstreamer plugins come with a decoder for this audio codec.
Just curious, what is the intended use-case for the ffmpeg build within gvsbuild? I assume it is to cover things which are not natively supported in gstreamer via gst-libav? Asking because the ffmpeg build config is very stripped down so wasn't sure you're interested in this...