Looked around a bit, can’t seem to find an ffmpeg pkg built with avisynth (avxsynth) and 10bit. Anyone know of one before I break out the compiler…
Since Packman’s version does not have it, you’re SoL - best bet is to source-inst ffmpeg .srpm, alter .spec and recompile yourself.
Yeah, I was hoping to avoid that due to all the “texlive” stuff that zypper si wants to install…1500+pkgs…
Texlive?
Compiling ffmpeg shouldn’t need that (from what I recall) - perhaps you can addlock and ‘break dependencies’ to avoid installing them. No idea how they’ve made the ffmpeg docs though, perhaps something it requires to compile requires texlive.
On that note, I despise how they’ve packaged texlive for openSUSE, it’s… it’s just dumb.
yeah, seems a bit ridiculous.
I found a 10bit build (using libx264 10bit) on the ffmpeg site, but no avisynth.
Turning on “Ignore recommended packages” in Yast may help reduce the load it is mostly recommended packages that want to get dragged in not needed ones.
Or use the “–no-recommends” switch for zypper.
But I don’t think this will help much in this case.
ffmpeg contains some documentation in texinfo format and BuildRequires texinfo therefore, which in turn requires texlive.
You could use rpm’s “–nodeps” switch to “install” the src package and ignoring the dependencies, or use “zypper si”'s “-D” switch to not install the BuildRequires (you have to install the necessary things manually then though). Maybe you are able to build it without texlive, no idea.