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Volume 2 – Vidéo Sous Linux Volume 2 – Vidéo sous linux Installation des outils vidéo V6.3 du 20 mars 2020 Par Olivier Hoarau ([email protected]) Vidéo sous linux Volume 1 - Installation des outils vidéo Volume 2 - Tutoriel Kdenlive Volume 3 - Tutoriel cinelerra Volume 4 - Tutoriel OpenShot Video Editor Volume 5 - Tutoriel LiVES Table des matières 1 HISTORIQUE DU DOCUMENT................................................................................................................................4 2 PRÉAMBULE ET LICENCE......................................................................................................................................4 3 PRÉSENTATION ET AVERTISSEMENT................................................................................................................5 4 DÉFINITIONS ET AUTRES NOTIONS VIDÉO......................................................................................................6 4.1 CONTENEUR................................................................................................................................................................6 4.2 CODEC.......................................................................................................................................................................6 5 LES OUTILS DE BASE POUR LA VIDÉO...............................................................................................................7 5.1 PRÉSENTATION.............................................................................................................................................................7 5.2 INSTALLATION DE BIBLIOTHÈQUES AUDIO.........................................................................................................................7 5.2.1 Ogg vorbis.......................................................................................................................................................7 5.2.1.1 Présentation..............................................................................................................................................................7 5.2.1.2 Installation................................................................................................................................................................7 5.2.2 Installation de FLAC.......................................................................................................................................8 5.2.3 Installation de LAME......................................................................................................................................8 5.2.4 Installation de a52dec.....................................................................................................................................9 5.2.5 Installation de faad..........................................................................................................................................9 5.2.6 Installation de faac..........................................................................................................................................9 5.2.7 installation de FDK AAC...............................................................................................................................10 5.2.8 Installation de sox..........................................................................................................................................10 5.2.9 Installation de vo-aacenc..............................................................................................................................10 5.3 INSTALLATION DE CODECS ET OUTILS VIDÉO...................................................................................................................11 5.3.1 Installation de xvid........................................................................................................................................11 5.3.2 Installation de theora....................................................................................................................................11 5.3.3 Installation de GPAC....................................................................................................................................12 5.3.4 Installation de libx264...................................................................................................................................13 5.3.5 Installation de libx265...................................................................................................................................14 5.3.6 Installation de mpeg2dec...............................................................................................................................14 5.3.7 Installation de swfdec....................................................................................................................................15 5.4 INSTALLATION DE CODECS ET OUTILS MULTIMÉDIA...........................................................................................................15 5.4.1 Installation d'OpenCV...................................................................................................................................15 5.4.2 Installation de frei0r......................................................................................................................................17 5.4.3 Installation de vid.stab..................................................................................................................................18 5.4.4 Installation de movit......................................................................................................................................18 5.4.5 Installation de ffmpeg....................................................................................................................................19 6 LES CONTENEURS VIDÉOS...................................................................................................................................21 6.1 PRÉSENTATION...........................................................................................................................................................21 6.2 LE CONTENEUR AVI....................................................................................................................................................21 6.3 OGM TOOLS...............................................................................................................................................................22 6.3.1 Installation.....................................................................................................................................................22 6.3.2 Utilisation......................................................................................................................................................22 6.4 VORBIS TOOLS...........................................................................................................................................................23 6.5 MATROSKA...............................................................................................................................................................23 6.5.1 Installation.....................................................................................................................................................23 6.5.2 Utilisation......................................................................................................................................................24 Installation d’outils vidéo 2 https://www.funix.org 7 LES LECTEURS VIDÉO SOUS LINUX..................................................................................................................26 7.1 INSTALLATION DES BIBLIOTHÈQUES DE BASE...................................................................................................................26 7.1.1 Installation de mad........................................................................................................................................26 7.1.2 Installation de libdvdread.............................................................................................................................26 7.1.3 Installation de libdvdnav...............................................................................................................................26 7.1.4 Installation de libdvdcss................................................................................................................................27 7.1.5 Installation de libdvbpsi................................................................................................................................27 7.1.6 Installation de live555...................................................................................................................................27 7.2 LES LECTEURS MULTIFORMATS.....................................................................................................................................28 7.2.1 Présentation...................................................................................................................................................28 7.2.2 VLC................................................................................................................................................................28 7.2.2.1 Installation..............................................................................................................................................................28 7.2.2.2
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