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Michael Mrozek
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It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job. If you are ok with trusting 3rd partythird-party builds, Debian-Multimedia   (FAQ)has 3rd partyan apt repository which you can use (It has builds for ffmpeg, with many features which are disabled in the stock builds.)

It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job. If you are ok with trusting 3rd party builds, Debian-Multimedia (FAQ)has 3rd party apt repository which you can use (It has builds for ffmpeg, with many features which are disabled in the stock builds.)

It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job. If you are ok with trusting third-party builds, Debian-Multimedia   (FAQ)has an apt repository which you can use (It has builds for ffmpeg, with many features which are disabled in the stock builds.)

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Anil
edit approved Feb 22, 2012 at 19:57
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It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job. If you are ok with trusting 3rd party builds, Debian-Multimedia (FAQ)has 3rd party apt repository which you can use (It has builds for ffmpeg, with many features which are disabled in the stock builds.)

It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job.

It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job. If you are ok with trusting 3rd party builds, Debian-Multimedia (FAQ)has 3rd party apt repository which you can use (It has builds for ffmpeg, with many features which are disabled in the stock builds.)

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It looks like ffmpeg 0.6 and up will output webm format files (source, source). However, the ffmpeg in a stock Debian Squeeze/6.0 is currently a 0.5.6 build. That said, if you can build ffmpeg from source, or use ffmpeg from squeeze-backports (where it is currently at a 0.7.2), it should do the job.