Support Android Q, by using new FFMpeg lib #3
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Ticket: #134586
Android Q seems that it does not permit to run FFMpeg from the files directories anymore.
The current used ffmpeg lib still doesn't have a fix for this issue yet. so i used a new FFMpeg library which supports Android Q.
This modification shouldn't break the implementation of anyone who uses TransCoder lib, except that we don't need to pass context parameter to FFMpeg methods anymore.
As i mentioned the new lib dependency in README as well.
Kindly check.