digiKam 7.X ==> ffmpeg 4.x LTS only
digiKam 8.x ==> ffmpeg 4.x or 5.x (code compile with ffmpeg 5.x but it not yet suitable for production).
The transition between ffmpeg 4 to 5 is complex and not documented. API is at some place completely different or dropped. So for me migrating to ffmpeg 5 is very problematic for all applications depending of this framework and it's very dangerous to make a fast transition.
From a developer viewpoint, FFMpeg 4.x LTS is robust and work very well. I recommend to not switch to ffmpeg 5 in production for the moment.
Hi,
digiKam 7.X ==> ffmpeg 4.x LTS only
digiKam 8.x ==> ffmpeg 4.x or 5.x (code compile with ffmpeg 5.x but it not yet suitable for production).
The transition between ffmpeg 4 to 5 is complex and not documented. API is at some place completely different or dropped. So for me migrating to ffmpeg 5 is very problematic for all applications depending of this framework and it's very dangerous to make a fast transition.
From a developer viewpoint, FFMpeg 4.x LTS is robust and work very well. I recommend to not switch to ffmpeg 5 in production for the moment.
Gilles Caulier