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Getting FFmpeg installed can be tricky, so a Vagrant environment description is provided for working with ffmpeg-light in a Ubuntu 14.04 VM. After you've installed vagrant (and perhaps VirtualBox if that is how you are provisioning the VM), the following steps will get you started with GHC in a fresh VM. The terminal session shown below uses host$ to indicate the prompt on your host machine, and vagrant$ to indicate the prompt in the Vagrant VM.

  • Change into the ffmpeg-light directory with the Vagrantfile
  • host$ vagrant init ubuntu/trusty64
  • host$ vagrant up
  • host$ vagrant ssh
  • vagrant$ sh /vagrant/ffmpeg-ubuntu-compile.sh
  • vagrant$ cabal run demo

You can copy the video file produced by cabal run demo onto your host system by running, cd pulse.mov /vagrant/linux-pulse.mov to verify that everything worked.