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ĭffmpeg currently only supports commands that actually process files from the local system.

build.sh will be executed from within the directory that contains it (i.e., build.sh can take the form docker build -t $image_name.The name of your new image must be the same as the directory that contains it.To specify an ffmpeg image of your own design, simply create a new subdirectory within "images." Inside, you will need to create a Dockerfile that has ffmpeg configured as its entrypoint and a build.sh that builds the image with a name of your choosing. # Copy dffmpeg.sh to a location that *should* be in the default $PATH setup for most systems # (Also removes the file extension following unix executable naming conventions)Ĭp dffmpeg.sh /usr/local/bin/dffmpeg Adding Your Own ffmpeg Image # Build the desired image with the tag specified above # Modify the default image name from "alpine-ffmpeg" to that of your choosing (e.g., "arch-ffmpeg") # Download dffmpeg.sh and the Dockerfile to build the default Arch Linux image implementation