Installing the "real" ffmpeg will, of course, increase Tahrpup's size by about 68 Mb, compressed, and I don't know if the "real" ffmpeg provides the ability to convert between any format not also provided by avconv. Tahrpup was published with pBurn 3.17.8, pMusic 4.6.1 and ffcovert which for some or all functions expects ffmpeg, but will function using avconv and avplay once "setup" to do so. Ubuntu Trusty Tahr, whose binaries were employed in the creation of TahrPup did not include ffmpeg, itself, but rather builtin a "fork" of ffmpeg that includes avconv and avplay. Edit: August 23, 2015: Do you really need ffmpeg for TahrPup? ffmpeg is an application to decode, encode, transcode, mux, demux, stream, filter and play pretty much anything that humans and machines have created.
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