Closed zestysoft closed 7 months ago
Overriding the version of ffprobe that is bundled with Radarr would put us in an unsupported configuration; if you're having issues with the shipped version I'd suggest opening an issue with the Radarr project - or you can customise the container at runtime.
In addition, curl and jq are included in our base images, which is why we don't install them again downstream.
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I recently ran into an issue that's being caused by the outdated ffprobe binary that's included in the containers here.
This PR uses a more recent version of the binary which solved my problem. Sharing here in case it's a welcome change.
I also bumped the alpine base and added some missing binaries for the apk add command.
This goes into more detail about the problem I ran into: https://www.reddit.com/r/radarr/comments/1aog9bh/outdated_ffprobe_binary_failing_to_probe_media/