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• Install FFmpeg on Server [on hold]

  18 octobre 2016, par user1253749

  I have a server with Cloud Linux. I need to install FFmpeg on it. When I try yum install ffmpeg ffmpeg-devel I get this

   # yum install ffmpeg ffmpeg-devel
  
   Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, rhnplugin
  
   This system is receiving updates from CLN.
  
   Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
  
   * cloudlinux-x86_64-server-7: cl.mirror.digitalpacific.com.au
  
   * epel: epel.mirror.digitalpacific.com.au
  
   No package ffmpeg available.
  
   No package ffmpeg-devel available.
  
   Error: Nothing to do

  I don’t know much Linux. I know there are other questions related to this, but nothing seems to work for me. Can someone tell me the easiest method to do this ?

  My Linux version

   # cat /etc/*-release
  
   CloudLinux release 7.2 (Valeri Kubasov)
  
   NAME="CloudLinux"
  
   VERSION="7.2 (Valeri Kubasov)"
  
   ID="cloudlinux"
  
   ID_LIKE="rhel fedora centos"
  
   VERSION_ID="7.2"
  
   PRETTY_NAME="CloudLinux 7.2 (Valeri Kubasov)"
  
   ANSI_COLOR="0;31"
  
   CPE_NAME="cpe:/o:cloudlinux:cloudlinux:7"
  
   HOME_URL="https://www.cloudlinux.com/"
  
   BUG_REPORT_URL="https://helpdesk.cloudlinux.com/"
  
  
  
   CloudLinux release 7.2 (Valeri Kubasov)
  
   CloudLinux release 7.2 (Valeri Kubasov)

• arm : Fix SIGBUS on ARM when compiled with binutils 2.29

  31 août 2017, par Martin Storsjö

  arm : Fix SIGBUS on ARM when compiled with binutils 2.29
  In binutils 2.29, the behavior of the ADR instruction changed so that 1 is
  
  added to the address of a Thumb function (previously nothing was added). This
  
  allows the loaded address to be passed to a BLX instruction and the correct
  
  mode change will occur.
  See : https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21458
  By using adr with a label that isn’t annotated as a thumb function,
  
  we avoid the new behaviour in binutils 2.29 and get the same behaviour
  
  as in prior releases, and as in other assemblers (ms armasm.exe,
  
  clang’s built in assembler) - an idea that Janne Grunau came up with.
  Signed-off-by : Martin Storsjö <martin@martin.st>
  

  • [DBH] libavcodec/arm/h264idct_neon.S

• Using Python to make a terminal-based YouTube audio streamer

  11 août 2015, par Tyson Berry

  I want to make a terminal-based program that streams YouTube audio for easy listening to music. I’m aware that I’d have to use a converter like ffmpeg to extract the mp3 audio and an audio player like Foobar2000, I’m just unsure how to make it all work together.

  I have an idea for commands etc which is here. (Excuse my crude use of MS Paint)

  As you can see yap (YouTube Audio Player, a working title) is the command used in front of a YouTube URL to tell the program what video to fetch. It then fetches the title of the video from the YouTube page’s source, which is listed in a text file on the desktop along with the URL. The song is then loaded and played through the audio player which is displayed in the terminal using the song time. When the song has ended, you can see the user has typed list. List opens up the list on the desktop, which displays all the songs previously entered in the program. The user can then select a number and play the corresponding song from the list.

  I have found this, which is outdated yet relevant.