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There are some valid reasons to have multiple ffmpeg installs at once (for example, working on ffmpeg itself and/or keeping older versions for compatibility testing) - I thought about adding a command-line flag that would set which ffmpeg to use (defaulting to just ffmpeg and relying on path when not set), however I'm worried it might confuse non-technical users even more than we already do to see that in the usage help
tl;dr i'm asking for some opinions on whether this might be worth implementing
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There are some valid reasons to have multiple ffmpeg installs at once (for example, working on ffmpeg itself and/or keeping older versions for compatibility testing) - I thought about adding a command-line flag that would set which ffmpeg to use (defaulting to just
ffmpeg
and relying on path when not set), however I'm worried it might confuse non-technical users even more than we already do to see that in the usage helptl;dr i'm asking for some opinions on whether this might be worth implementing
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: