![]() txt file, you will see the current version of the build. Click on the “build info” link at the releases page and at the top of the. Note: To find the current build version from John’s site. Go to the following link and download a static build relevant for your system. Step 4: Download a static build of ffmpeg ![]() Step 3: Inside the /usr/local/bin directory, create an ffmpeg directory and go inside it. Step 2: Go to the /usr/local/bin directory cd /usr/local/bin Step 1: SSH into your instance and become root sudo su. To be fair ffmpeg has provided aĬompilation guide for CentOS but for lazy people, it is too much of an effort. :)įinally, I found a solution that worked perfectly so I thought of sharing it here. For Debian and Ubuntu distributions, ffmpeg is available as a apt-get package but for other distributions you have to manually compile it. ![]() The issue was that my EC2 instance is running Amazon Linux based AMI which is probably based on some version of CentOS. Recently, I needed to install ffmpeg on my EC2 instance and I struggled quite a bit to set it up.
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