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Does anybody know how to install FFmpeg on Plesk Onyx Windows Server ?
I am getting trouble finding this out !
I am getting trouble finding this out !
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Question How to install ffmpeg on Plesk Windows base server
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Plesk itself doesn't have any specific integration with FFmpeg. So the question is in fact, how to install FFmpeg on any Windows server? You can find this information on specific forums related to FFmpeg, I guess.
If you have any issues with FFmpeg caused by Plesk, then please provide this information.
p.s. From my personal experience, FFmpeg can be just downloaded from official vendor. Official Windows builds are here: Builds - Zeranoe FFmpeg . For example from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/win64/static/ffmpeg-20190329-9dece05-win64-static.zip and then unzip and then just call its binary file.
If you have any issues with FFmpeg caused by Plesk, then please provide this information.
p.s. From my personal experience, FFmpeg can be just downloaded from official vendor. Official Windows builds are here: Builds - Zeranoe FFmpeg . For example from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/win64/static/ffmpeg-20190329-9dece05-win64-static.zip and then unzip and then just call its binary file.
