Audacity Forum

"configure --disable-ffmpeg" I cannot get to 64-bit Linux at the moment, but try ./configure --without-ffmpeg or ./configure --with-ffmpeg=no Enable/disable is usually reservered for features (like unicode or debug) and with/without ...

... that was renamed to 008* then back again to 007*. Paul King Output from the log file follows: 19:53:42: Audacity 2.0.2 19:53:44: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries... 19:53:44: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries from system paths. File name is 'avformat-52.dll'. 19:53:44: Looking up PATH environment ...

on slackware64-current: "configure --disable-ffmpeg" ended with: configure: LAME library is available as system library. configure: Figuring out what libraries to enable configure: Using SYSTEM libraries for LIBVORBIS configure: Using SYSTEM ...

I maintain the port on FreeBSD. I compiled ffmpeg from the port and it gives that error. It finds the libraries but can't load them because of

Error: Failed to load symbol av_init_packet

If Gentoo have removed system FFmpeg as it sounds like, you'll have to uninstall Audacity (if it is a packaged build you downloaded somewhere), build and install FFmpeg yourself then build and install Audacity yourself.



Gale

Are you compiling Audacity and FFmpeg yourself or using a package of Audacity supplied by someone else? If you are using a package, try installing FFmpeg with the package management system which should I assume put it in usr/lib. If FFmpeg ...

... 9.1-STABLE #0 r246217: Fri Feb 1 12:20:42 PST 2013 [email protected].jack.com:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/UPSTAIRS amd64 and audacity will not load the ffmpeg libraries. When it tries to load, it gives me this error in the log: 16:27:53: Audacity 2.0.3 16:27:54: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries... 16:27:54: ...

... project, so applied dither noise several times, or amplified it in running an effect. if you are importing files like WMA or M4A that require FFmpeg, these only import in 16-bit resolution even if your quality setting is 32-bit. In this case, you will have to turn dither off. I would recommend ...

... to be converted to a lower quality format and thus dither is not required and not applied. if you are importing files like WMA or M4A that require FFmpeg, these only import in 16-bit resolution even if your quality setting is 32-bit. In this case, you will have to turn dither off. I would recommend ...

... 5 seconds of silence appended to the tracks. Please check if the problem is as above. Also if you are importing files like WMA or M4A that require FFmpeg, these only import in 16-bit resolution even if your quality setting is 32-bit. In this case, you will have to turn dither off. Alternatively ...