(In reply to Dominik 'Rathann' Mierzejewski from comment #6) > Is there any real need for this package in RPMFusion? FFmpeg is almost 100% > backwards compatible with libav. The one package that I thought still used > bundled libav (gstreamer1-libav) actually switched back to FFmpeg last year. > > Most of the symbols in the provided libraries have the same names, so you'd > have to be extremely careful not to end up with another package depending on > both ffmpeg-libs and libav in the future. Since libvdpau-va-gl (the > vaapi-to-vdpau bridge that's required to use Intel GPUs via vdpau) depends > on ffmpeg-libs, this might be trickier than you think. Even renaming the > libraries and their sonames won't help here. You'd have to rename the > symbols, too. > We could set Conflicts tag to prevent 'libav' installation if FFmpeg is already installed (and viceversa). I don't know which one is the better today, but upstream says that 'FFmpeg' and 'libav' are different especially at API level. I think that if it's possible, we can provide both and leave the choice to the developers.