New: Support arm64 ffprobe and ffmpeg (fixes #2824) #2825
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It does work! Tested on an ubuntu 24.04 running on an OrangePi 5Max. Although I had to run npm install mongoose@5.8.13 manually after npm install Thanks Oliver! |
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It does work! Tested on an ubuntu 24.04 running on an OrangePi 5Max
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Will give this a test |
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you may need to sort out the package json mongoose entry @taylortom |
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fixes #2824
Proposed changes
Change from ffprobe-static and ffmpeg-static to @ffprobe-installer/ffprobe and @ffmpeg-installer/ffmpeg respectively. Although ffmpeg-static has up-to-date binaries, ffprobe-static has not been updated to include arm systems.
This should allow those two utilities to run natively on Apple M chips and other Linux ARM systems.