Amazing what a google search turns up!

You'll have to use an svn client to checkout the code (TortoiseSVN is good on windows).

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You can use SVN to get the current source (svn checkout svn://svn.mplayerhq.hu/ffmpeg/trunk ffmpeg), or daily snapshots (and a couple of other options) are also available from this page: http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/download.html. If you want an older version of the source (such as the version the current version of Tao was built for), you should use SVN.

(Note: I haven't looked at ffmpeg myself, just found that page with a quick Google search and am forwarding the info to you.)

Yes. Google is Blast!

I already knew ffmpeg before i came to this forum. I came to this forum because i want to use it in a different way.

The question is, that i am pretty sure that some of the structures and functions have changed. Comparing the implementation done in tao.ffmpeg and the last checkout version of ffmpeg.
Of course, i can adapt the tao.ffmpeg to the last implementation of ffmpeg. In fact, that's what i will do, because i don't see another way out.

The beauty of SVN is that you can get any version, you'll just have to look at the libav* versions of Tao.FFMpeg and find the correct revision in ffmpeg's SVN log.

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Hi guys:
I know how to get ffmpeg sources with svn, but how to find out what exactly version+revision+configure and compilation options is tao.ffmpeg using?
Anyone knows some of this info? And anyone test tao.ffmpeg in mono/linux ? To may be talk with him?

Thanks

Mauricio