> Can you describe a good usecase when a user would want to have
> libavcodec-extra-52 but not ubuntu-restricted-extras?
Well, if you just want to convert your movie from one format to another,
because you want to play the movie on an external device: your
cell-phone, playstation, dvd-player, or rockbox (whatever that is), you
only need the converter, i.e. the unstripped ffmpeg. You don't need
plugins, fonts or unrar to do that (as far as I can tell). I think,
looking at the the winff-forum [1], this is an important usecase for
winff (ffmpeg gui) users.
Basically, I want to suggest/recommend libavcodec-extra-XX for winff,
but because XX can (and thus will) change it would be nice to have some
package-name without the soname.
> Can you describe a good usecase when a user would want to have restricted- extras?
> libavcodec-extra-52 but not ubuntu-
Well, if you just want to convert your movie from one format to another,
because you want to play the movie on an external device: your
cell-phone, playstation, dvd-player, or rockbox (whatever that is), you
only need the converter, i.e. the unstripped ffmpeg. You don't need
plugins, fonts or unrar to do that (as far as I can tell). I think,
looking at the the winff-forum [1], this is an important usecase for
winff (ffmpeg gui) users.
Basically, I want to suggest/recommend libavcodec-extra-XX for winff,
but because XX can (and thus will) change it would be nice to have some
package-name without the soname.
Paul
[1] http:// www.biggmatt. com/forums/