If you would like to see ffmpeg-php pre-installed in PHP provided by Plesk, please vote for this feature on Plesk UserVoice. Follow the steps given below to install ffmpeg with yum command. Update the system using the below commands. The easiest way to install FFMPEG and other modules is through yum. To start using php-ffmpeg add the below to the website code in a PHP page to load the library:ĬONFIG_TEXT: require 'vendor/autoload.php' įfmpeg-php extension is not pre-installed in Plesk. How to install FFmpeg on CentOS7 VPS Print SSH to your VPS with root user. Note: the ffmpeg-php is installed in /var/ Go to Domains > PHP Composer, click Scan to read the composer.json file:Ĭlick Install under Package Dependencies: In this step, we will download nginx source code with the additional dependencies including pcre, zlib, and the OpenSSL. Go to Domains > PHP Settings and select 5.6.40, click OK Note that on CentOS, you first need to set up EPEL repository before. If you encounter the following error, install yasm package. Troubleshooting during FFmpeg Installation. Note: The domain is the domain where ffmpeg-php is going to be used sudo make install Verify the installation by running ffmpeg command without any option.
Go to Domains > File Manager and create a file named composer.json with the content below: Install Composer extension from Plesk extension catalog in Extensions: mp4box (GPAC) This one is quite easy on CentOS 7. And then it’s a simple gem install: gem install flvtool2 And we’re done. Unable to install ffmpeg-php for PHP 7.x provided by Plesk: too many arguments to function 'zend_hash_find'įollow the next steps to install ffmpeg-php extension for PHP 5.6 provided by Plesk on Plesk Obsidian CentOS 7 (PHP 5.6 is not included into Plesk on other operating systems): sudo yum -y install ffmpeg ffmpeg-devel Confirm it’s working: ffmpeg ffmpeg reporting back flvtool2.
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