Ready-to-go executables for Linux, Windows and macOS are available here. Sadly this doesn’t work for all users, so feel free to update this part of documentation(look at and for more info) Windowsīy default, all needed libraries are bundled with the app, inside windows_czkawka_gui.zip, but if you compile the app or just move czkawka_gui.exe, then you will need to install the GTK 4įFmpeg to be able to use Similar Videos, you can download and install from this link.
Ubuntu/Debian/Linux MintĪrch -x86_64 /usr/local/bin/brew install gtk4 adwaita-icon-theme ffmpeg librsvg libheif Ubuntu 22.04, so if you have problems with running app on older systems, you may like to use older Czkawka versions, upgrade OS or install flatpak package which use its own set of dependencies. Main Czkawka GUI dependency - GTK 4 is only available on newer systems like e.g.
In app exists Similar Video tool which require FFmpeg to work, but is completely optional and without it, only warning would be printed when trying to use this tool without installed ffmpeg.īroken files finder by default don’t check for music files, but it is possible to enable this feature and that require to have alsa lib installed(on Ubuntu this is libasound2-dev package) All you have to do is tell APT to grab and install the program from the default Ubuntu software repo.įire up a terminal, update the APT cache, and install FFmpeg.If you use Snap, Flatpak or Appimage, you need to only install ffmpeg if you want to use Similar Videos tool.įor Czkawka GUI the lowest supported version of GTK is 3.24 which is the only required dependency(of course on Ubuntu, different distributions will probably require a little different set of dependences). This is the default method for installing FFmpeg. However, this method is a bit complex and it is recommended not to follow this method unless you have a specific reason to do so.
It is also possible to compile and install FFmpeg from the source. Depending on your needs, you should choose the most appropriate method for you. There are two official ways of installing FFmpeg on Ubuntu: from the Ubuntu repo (v7.x) and from the snap (v4.x). This guide will show you how to install and use FFmpeg in Ubuntu 20.04. FFmpeg can convert audio and video into different formats, resize and configure sample rates, and much more. This program supports a wide range of audio and video libraries, including libavformat, libavutil, libavcodec, etc. It is an open-source CLI tool that is available for all the major platforms. FFmpeg is a powerful tool used for transcoding multimedia files.
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