Fix build failure on Linux distros running FFmpeg 5.0 #340
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FFmpeg 5.0 ships with a libx264 version bump which requires rebuilding on some Linux distros. It also ships a new libavformat version which removed some things marked deprecated. This is a backport fix from mainline that addresses it.
NikhilNarayana
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Mar 11, 2022
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There was a recent libx264 version bump which requires rebuilding on some Linux distros, for example Arch. Also, FFmpeg 5.0 ships a new libavformat version which removed some things marked deprecated, resulting in a failed build. This is a backport fix from mainline that addresses that problem while maintaining compatibility with old lib versions cross-platform.