FFmpeg 5.0 - Yet another blog for JBKempf
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…this FFmpeg 5.0 release is important, because I hope that this release will start a new scheduling of FFmpeg releases.
I’d like to see one major release per year, and a LTS every other year. Which would mean 5.x would be a LTS release…
We’ll see how realistic this is.
Enjoy this release!
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Firefox and chromium (two out of three big web engines) use ffmpeg so billions use every day, for sure. In chrome though they disabled the obscure codecs.