Re: info-docs for all my installed programs
Have you installed FFmpeg courtesy of the FFmpeg wiki? The docs (and there are some nice html docs in there) should be built in the presence of texi2html. On my non-ubuntu system I package the following:
Code:
andrew@skamandros/usr/share/doc/ffmpeg$ ls -C
COPYING.GPLv2 errno.txt ffmpeg-scaler.html git-howto.txt optimization.txt
COPYING.GPLv3 faq.html ffmpeg-utils.html issue_tracker.txt platform.html
COPYING.LGPLv2.1 fate.html ffmpeg.SlackBuild libavcodec.html rate_distortion.txt
COPYING.LGPLv3 fate.txt ffmpeg.html libavdevice.html snow.txt
CREDITS ffmpeg-all.html ffmpeg.txt libavfilter.html soc.txt
Changelog ffmpeg-bitstream-filters.html ffplay-all.html libavformat.html swresample.txt
INSTALL ffmpeg-codecs.html ffplay.html libavutil.html swscale.txt
MAINTAINERS ffmpeg-devices.html ffprobe-all.html libswresample.html tablegen.txt
README ffmpeg-filters.html ffprobe.html libswscale.html viterbi.txt
avutil.txt ffmpeg-formats.html filter_design.txt mips.txt
build_system.txt ffmpeg-protocols.html general.html multithreading.txt
developer.html ffmpeg-resampler.html git-howto.html nut.html
andrew@skamandros/usr/share/doc/ffmpeg$
although this could do with some weeding out . Perhaps FakeOutdoorsman could suggest some additional syntax to package up the more useful docs into an easy to find location...
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