I might've installed it from source, but I can't find where the sources are. I've already run sudo apt-get autoremove ffmpeg, but it says Package 'ffmpeg' is not installed, so not removed. Thing is, even after this, ffmpeg is still useable:, Ruby FFMPEG Script to Extract Bulk or Multiple Video Streams in Command Line Node. But I've already done uninstalling through apt using sudo apt-get remove ffmpeg libav. If you want to customize your FFmpeg final executable even further ( to remove features you dont need, make a smaller build, or custom build, etc.) then edit the script. The problem is, I can't remember what method I used to install it. If, however, you installed ffmpeg and let it pull in its dependencies without explicitly installing those then autoremove should remove them without fuss.,I need help uninstall ffmpeg. If you have installed FFMPEG, imageMagick, Bento or Ghostscript please refer to the instructions they have for uninstalling. If the dependencies are manually marked then autoremove will leave them alone. With my current version, I get:,What this command actually removes will depend on how you installed ffmpeg's dependencies. These libraries are valuable to developers as they add support for virtually all media formats including. The reason I want to uninstall it is so that I can reinstall a newer version that supports the pattern-type option. FFmpeg is a free, open-source multimedia framework that includes a set of tools which can be used by end users for transcoding, streaming, and playing, as well as a set of libraries for developers to use in applications. The only files you’ll need are the executable files. As you can see, the command extracted all files from the zip file.
To do so, run the Expand-Archive command below. I've tried using ffmpeg to convert a short. After downloading, extract the ffmpeg.zip file to the current directory.
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