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On 08/11/17 05:51, tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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> I installed ffmpeg-9999 and it compiles fines. |
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> Everything else failed again (for example mpv-9999). |
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> Why does an update of already ok installed applications |
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> break something in parts because the installation |
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> has components, which are mutually exclusive? |
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> They weren't before (whichout the update everythong was fine...) |
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With mpv, I'd recommend using their own build system if you want the |
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current git version of mpv. It compiles ffmpeg too and uses it |
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privately, which frees you from the burden of having to emerge |
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ffmpeg-9999 and break other packages that rely on ffmpeg. |
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If the mpv ebuild has a "bundled-ffmpeg' USE flag, we would be fine. But |
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since it doesn't, it's recommended to not use Gentoo's mpv ebuild and |
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instead build it manually. Fortunately, mpv's build script is easy to |
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use. You just run it from time to time and it will get you a build from |
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latest git using latest ffmpeg. |
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