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Sat Feb 19 13:26:41 UTC 2022 - Enrico Belleri <idesmi@protonmail.com>
- Use Shaderc instead of separate glslang/SPIRV-Tools for Vulkan support
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Fri Feb 18 22:32:41 UTC 2022 - Neal Gompa <ngompa@opensuse.org>
- Add patch to fix error returned with bad versions of OpenH264
* Patch: ffmpeg-openh264-averr-on-bad-version.patch
- Enable OpenH264 as an H.264 codec via dlopen using patch from Fedora
* Patch: ffmpeg-dlopen-openh264.patch
- Add source and script for headers for dlopening OpenH264
* Source: ffmpeg-dlopen-headers.tar.xz
* Source: ffmpeg_get_dlopen_headers.sh
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Wed Feb 16 18:46:55 UTC 2022 - Dominique Leuenberger <dimstar@opensuse.org>
- Disamble libsmbclient usage (can always be built with
--with-smbclient): the usecase of ffmpeg directly accessing
smb:// shares is quite constructed (most users will have their
smb shares mounted).
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Sun Jan 30 20:07:03 UTC 2022 - Jan Engelhardt <jengelh@inai.de>
- Enable building with glslang. (Should enable video blending
with GLSL.)
- Unconditionalize ffnvcodec (like vmaf already is).
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Sun Jan 16 12:09:57 UTC 2022 - Callum Farmer <gmbr3@opensuse.org>
- Add ffmpeg-chromium.patch: allows Chromium to use the now
internalised field first_dts
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Fri Jan 14 23:16:18 UTC 2022 - Jan Engelhardt <jengelh@inai.de>
- Based on ffmpeg-4.0.spec, update to 5.0
* New Vulkan-powered filters for video horizontal/vertical
flipping.
* Speex decoder.
* Various new muxers/demuxers.
* An AV1 low-overhead bitstream format muxer is added.
* Swscale slice threading support.
* New audio and video filters.
- Drop soversion.diff (for now; it may very well be reintroduced,
depending on how 5.1 is released).