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infidel wrote: Your ffmpeg doesn't appear to support rtmp, so use the UMS ffmpeg binary instead (which does).

It turns out the current UMS linux ffmpeg has dropped full rtmp support, see here.

Is there a better version of FFmpeg for Linux we can use?

Statically speaking, no, probably due to the same old librtmp/ssl static linking problems we had so much fun with . ffmpeg supports rtmp natively now, but you still need librtmp for rtmpe (e.g hulu, espn).

Maybe we should just build a shared version. There isn't really a downside since the user doesn't need to do anything with the files, they are just there whether they are one file or one hundred files. What do you think?