Using Pre-built Ffmpeg Docker Image For Clean Multimedia Processing
Using a pre-built ffmpeg Docker image is quicker, but building a custom image gives more control over the version and includes other tools. Run `docker pull jrottenberg/ffmpeg` then `docker run -it jrottenberg/ffmpeg bash`.
Ffmpeg is a powerful multimedia framework, but installing it directly on your system can lead to dependency conflicts. Docker offers a cleaner solution: running ffmpeg within a container. This blog will guide you through the process in two approaches:
Using a Pre-built ffmpeg Docker Image
Pull the Image:
Open your terminal and use the following command to pull the official ffmpeg image created by jrottenberg:
docker pull jrottenberg/ffmpeg
Run a Container:
Now, to run a container from this image and use ffmpeg commands inside it, use this...