

I verified the path to the frei0r libaries and call ffmpeg like this. If you check the output below, the option -enable-frei0r is there.

–devel (install development version 2.1.I'm on Mac OS X 10.14.6 (Mojave), used homebrew to install both ffmpeg and frei0r. –without-xvid (Disable Xvid MPEG-4 video encoder) –without-faac (Build without faac support) –with-tools (Enable additional FFmpeg tools) –with-schroedinger (Enable Dirac video format) –with-openjpeg (Enable JPEG 2000 image format) –with-opencore-amr (Build with opencore-amr support) –with-libvorbis (Build with libvorbis support) –with-libvo-aacenc (Enable VisualOn AAC encoder) –with-libcaca (Build with libcaca support) –with-libass (Enable ASS/SSA subtitle format) –with-freetype (Build with freetype support) –with-ffplay (Enable FFplay media player) –with-fdk-aac (Enable the Fraunhofer FDK AAC library) If there’s any interest in a “How To Use FFmpeg” post please comment!Įdit: Here’s a list of optional installs using Homebrew Conversely, the FFMPEG Project actually documents and supports Homebrew. For instance, in this article I actually had some bugs with Homebrew I had to fight. In truth I have just had a little easier time with MacPorts while I seem to have to wrestle a little more with Homebrew. Homebrew is a little easier to use, MacPorts is a little more complicated but powerful (though many would argue the point).

You might be asking “what’s the difference between Homebrew and MacPorts?” Well, they basically do the same thing. The command will be “brew install ffmpeg –ANY-OPTIONS-YOU-WANT”.Įxample: brew install ffmpeg -with-fdk-aac -with-toolsĪ couple quick notes.

It includes an entire library of codecs that can be used to wrangle just about any piece of video. For those that don’t know about FFmpeg, it’s a project containing a command line suite of tools that allow someone to convert quite literally any piece of media to any other piece of media.
