Why do you want to know? ffmpeg is often installed as part of another application. My Windows 7 system has sooooo many copies and different versions/releases of ffmpeg they are almost too many to list.
However, assuming that the 'ffmpeg' files have not been renamed (disguised) for some reason you could open a command prompt (Start>Accessories>Command Prompt), then select a disk, ensure you are at the top of the structure, and issue a command line search.
If your system is anything like mine the list will be long. You might find it necessary to redirect/capture the output for later viewing.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
aviplay
aviplay(1)aviplay(1)NAME
aviplay - QT-based movie player
SYNOPSIS
aviplay [options] [ files | URLs ]
DESCRIPTION
aviplay is a QT-based player for various avi, asf, mpeg4 movie files. Avifile project creates library that allows programs to read and
write compressed AVI/ASF files (Indeo Video, DivX :-), etc.) under Unix OS. (De)compression is performed with various plugins (included
Win32 DLLs for x86_32 OS) if native codec is not available. Win32 libraries have to be downloaded separately. Primarily the ffmpeg project
is used for codecs and also for stream parsing. Over the time it's possible the project will mostly blend into ffmpeg.
FEATURES
* low CPU usage (movies playable even P200MMX)
* smooth video (using threads and frame precaching)
* supports streamed .asf files
* audio resampling suppport
* modular design
OPTIONS -h --help Show help message
-c --codec [help]
Set codec options (use help to see options for this parameter)
-s --size <width:height>
Start playing movie at dimensions X * Y.
-f --fullscreen
Start playing movie in fullscreen.
-f --maximize
Start playing movie in maximized mode (i.e. preserve current resolution).
--seek <position>
Seek to given position in movie.
-sub --subtitle <filename>
Use give file as the source for subtitles.
-subcp --subtitle_codepage <codepage>
Select codepage for subtitles. They are internaly encoded into UTF-8. See iconv(3) for available codepages. Codepage "default"
means current default encoding in system. Example of codepages: CP1250, ISO8859-2, default.
-subfont --subtitle_font <fontname>
Select font for subtitles. At this moment only X11 fonts are supported (either in traditional "-misc-*" or TTF notation)
-ac --audio-codec <codecname>
Prefered codec to be used for movie audio decoding. Use with "help" to see available audio codecs.
-vc --video-codec <codecname>
Prefered codec to be used for movie video decoding. Use with "help" to see available video codecs.
--rc Enables remote control (stdin|stdout).
SHELL variables:
WIN32_PATH - can be used to override library path /usr/lib/win32 which holds MS Windows binary dll codecs.
AVIPLUGIN_PATH - can be used to override library path /usr/lib/avifile which holds avifile plugins.
AVIPLAY_MUTE_AUDIO - if set shows just video track
AVIPLAY_MUTE_VIDEO - if set plays just audio track
AVIPLAY_NOSYNC - do not synchronize audio and video track
HTTP_PROXY
WRITE_ASF - write asf file received over the network to file (/tmp/*.asf)
NOTE
Press the About button in aviplay's GUI for more details about the usage and configuation.
Aviplay automaticaly searches for subtitle file with the same name as the original ".avi" file but with .sub, .SUB, .srt, .SRT, .txt, .TXT,
.smi, .SMI suffix.
For Debian users: After the discussion with the autor I have came to the conclusion that GSM codec is legaly distributed under GPL terms
since this piece of code was donated to the project by the original author which was using it in the non-GPL project xanim.
SEE ALSO
http://avifile.sourceforge.net for the original source and main CVS archive for binary codecs.
http://mplayerhq.hu for mplayer - an excelent player with more options and supported formats
AUTHORS
Original author: Eugene Kuznetsov <divx@euro.ru>
Current developer: Zdenek Kabelac <kabi@users.sourceforge.net>
Zdenek Kabelac 12 February 2003 aviplay(1)