Use setup-ffmpeg action in Linux CI instead of fetching from johnvans…#2474
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…ickle The static ffmpeg binary fetched from johnvansickle.com was a workaround from when newer ffmpeg releases broke browsertime's video pipeline. That compatibility issue is resolved now, and the third-party download has been failing intermittently and blocking otherwise-green CI runs. Switching to AnimMouse/setup-ffmpeg matches what windows.yml already uses (same pinned commit, same ffmpeg 7.1), so all platforms share a single, maintained source for the ffmpeg binary. Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com Change-Id: Id1f5477ecb48b3e6133b971056a895ea99d109e9
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The static ffmpeg binary fetched from johnvansickle.com was a workaround
from when newer ffmpeg releases broke browsertime's video pipeline. That
compatibility issue is resolved now, and the third-party download has
been failing intermittently and blocking otherwise-green CI runs.
Switching to AnimMouse/setup-ffmpeg matches what windows.yml already
uses (same pinned commit, same ffmpeg 7.1), so all platforms share a
single, maintained source for the ffmpeg binary.
Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com
Change-Id: Id1f5477ecb48b3e6133b971056a895ea99d109e9