Hello everyone in here, just wondering if some one here could give me some recommendations.ScenarioWe have multiply TV's across different sites some may have just single TVs, others multiply TVs (6), so the plan is if possible have a central computer and.

Show presentation on multiple TVs Hardware.So, if you are lucky, you can find a combination of a package manager that does stay updated quickly, and minimize the work you need to do to make this happen, otherwise you'll probably need to do some scripting. So, sometimes those don't get updated as quickly. Things like choclatey and other package managers are nice, but they do depend on 2 pieces: the packages being updated, and the update being captured in the package manager index. But it also means in order to tell if anything has changed, you would have to do something like capture some sort of thing from the page to compare against, like the SHA256 hash of the package you download, so you don't escape that need to identify the change. It would be easy to script a pull, unpack, and moving of binaries. If you look on his site you will see links with static names representing current variations, this is very helpful for scripting, as you can always be certain the target is valid and not have to parse for file name changes. For instance, u/_Gyan maintains a build, and is one of the people that volunteered to pick up doing so when Zeranoe retired from it last year. Or automate the pull from some one maintaining a build and making it available. Probably not what you want to do if you aren't already a coder/IT/really really want it from the source(quite literally), unless you are interested in learning how to do such things. You'd end up implementing a CI/CD pipeline more or less for this, with something like Jenkins, for example.

So you are left with a few options:Īutomate the pull and build of the binary, and put the result some where. Since, as others pointed out, there is no official ffmpeg binary distribution, you can't do it with any official binary, as none exists.

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