Questions for software approval for my company
Hello, I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them? Many thanks, Linden Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions: * Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges? Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via: * MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via: * DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune) For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require: * Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy Questions: * Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured? Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users: * Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify) Entra ID Integration: * Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)? Device Identity and Trust: * Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection? Session and Token Management: * How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out? Offline Authentication: * Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required? Network Requirements Connectivity: * What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6? Dependencies: * Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity? Licensing and Activation License Management: * How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)? Activation and Registration: * What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify) Deployment Considerations: * Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline? License Validation: * How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation? License Portability: * Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes? Update Management * How are application updates delivered? * Can updates be managed centrally via Intune? * What is the frequency of updates? * Are updates mandatory or optional? * Is there a notification mechanism for available updates? Implementation and Rollout Please provide: * Packaging and deployment guide for Intune * Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout * Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment * User acceptance testing requirements * Training requirements for end users * Support model during and after rollout * Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.) Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples This email has been sent from a PC belonging to Ideagen. Its contents are confidential to the sender and the intended recipient. If you receive it in error, please tell us by return and then delete it from your system; you may not rely on its contents nor copy or disclose it to anyone. Opinions, conclusions and statements of intent in this email are those of the sender and will not bind Ideagen unless confirmed by an authorised representative independently of this message. We do not accept responsibility for viruses; you must scan for these. Please note that emails sent to and from Ideagen are routinely monitored for record-keeping and quality control, to ensure regulatory compliance and to prevent viruses and unauthorised use of our computer systems. Ideagen is committed to the environment. Please think before you print. Ideagen, registered in England No. 2805019. Registered office: One Mere Way, Ruddington Fields Business Park, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, NG11 6JS.
Excuse me, but it seems, that your team does not need FFmpeg. Microsoft Clipchamp fits much better. On Fri, 19 Jun 2026, 08:47 Linden Beaumont via ffmpeg-user, < ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> wrote:
Hello,
I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them?
Many thanks,
Linden
Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions:
* Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges?
Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager
For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune)
For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require:
* Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy
Questions:
* Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured?
Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users:
* Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify)
Entra ID Integration:
* Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)?
Device Identity and Trust:
* Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection?
Session and Token Management:
* How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out?
Offline Authentication:
* Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required?
Network Requirements Connectivity:
* What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6?
Dependencies:
* Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity?
Licensing and Activation License Management:
* How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)?
Activation and Registration:
* What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify)
Deployment Considerations:
* Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline?
License Validation:
* How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation?
License Portability:
* Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes?
Update Management
* How are application updates delivered? * Can updates be managed centrally via Intune? * What is the frequency of updates? * Are updates mandatory or optional? * Is there a notification mechanism for available updates?
Implementation and Rollout Please provide:
* Packaging and deployment guide for Intune * Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout * Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment * User acceptance testing requirements * Training requirements for end users * Support model during and after rollout * Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.)
Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai
Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
This email has been sent from a PC belonging to Ideagen. Its contents are confidential to the sender and the intended recipient. If you receive it in error, please tell us by return and then delete it from your system; you may not rely on its contents nor copy or disclose it to anyone. Opinions, conclusions and statements of intent in this email are those of the sender and will not bind Ideagen unless confirmed by an authorised representative independently of this message. We do not accept responsibility for viruses; you must scan for these. Please note that emails sent to and from Ideagen are routinely monitored for record-keeping and quality control, to ensure regulatory compliance and to prevent viruses and unauthorised use of our computer systems. Ideagen is committed to the environment. Please think before you print. Ideagen, registered in England No. 2805019. Registered office: One Mere Way, Ruddington Fields Business Park, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, NG11 6JS. _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list -- ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org To unsubscribe send an email to ffmpeg-user-leave@ffmpeg.org
Thanks for the help, appreciated. I wasn't expecting someone to actually go through and answer everything, but I had to ask anyway. Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai/ Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ________________________________ From: German Geraskin via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> Sent: Friday, June 19, 2026 18:04 To: FFmpeg user questions <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> Cc: Linden Beaumont <Linden.Beaumont@ideagen.com>; German Geraskin <german.geraskin@gmail.com> Subject: [FFmpeg-user] Re: Questions for software approval for my company [You don't often get email from ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org. Learn why this is important at https://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdentification ] CAUTION: Unverified Email Excuse me, but it seems, that your team does not need FFmpeg. Microsoft Clipchamp fits much better. On Fri, 19 Jun 2026, 08:47 Linden Beaumont via ffmpeg-user, < ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> wrote:
Hello,
I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them?
Many thanks,
Linden
Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions:
* Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges?
Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager
For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune)
For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require:
* Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy
Questions:
* Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured?
Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users:
* Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify)
Entra ID Integration:
* Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)?
Device Identity and Trust:
* Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection?
Session and Token Management:
* How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out?
Offline Authentication:
* Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required?
Network Requirements Connectivity:
* What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6?
Dependencies:
* Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity?
Licensing and Activation License Management:
* How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)?
Activation and Registration:
* What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify)
Deployment Considerations:
* Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline?
License Validation:
* How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation?
License Portability:
* Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes?
Update Management
* How are application updates delivered? * Can updates be managed centrally via Intune? * What is the frequency of updates? * Are updates mandatory or optional? * Is there a notification mechanism for available updates?
Implementation and Rollout Please provide:
* Packaging and deployment guide for Intune * Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout * Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment * User acceptance testing requirements * Training requirements for end users * Support model during and after rollout * Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.)
Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai/<https://ideagen.ai/>
Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
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Hi Linden I think your expectations (or those of your employer) might be a bit out of sync with the reality of the software you're asking about. This isn't a piece of installable software in the way that corporate entities will likely recognise. There are no user accounts, any more than there's a user account required to type "dir" in a command window. It's an old-school command line tool. In many cases, under windows, it's a single executable file. Once set up it mostly doesn't require any privileges beyond ability to read and write the files it's working on. If you start using it to serve video over a network, you'll need to ensure it's allowed to do whatever it needs to do. Many environments are likely to treat unannounced executable files with a bit of suspicion until persuaded everything's OK. None of this should be a problem for the IT team where people genuinely need to use it. It's open source software and as to licensing, one of the problems is that there's nobody who's really going to be able to tell you that anything's OK other than your legal team, based on a legal analysis of the relevant license text. There is a loosely-defined core team of people behind ffmpeg but they're volunteers, mostly concerned with engineering, and do not routinely answer questions about licensing. Mostly my understanding is that if you're simply using it, as opposed to distributing it to people outside the company, licensing is essentially a non-issue That's about the best guide you're likely to be able to get. You're talking to a list of volunteers and users and I don't think anyone is going to go through your questions point by point. They're questions intended for people selling big corporate software packages and that's not what ffmpeg is. P On Friday, 19 June 2026 at 07:47:59 BST, Linden Beaumont via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> wrote: Hello, I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them? Many thanks, Linden Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions: * Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges? Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via: * MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via: * DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune) For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require: * Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy Questions: * Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured? Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users: * Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify) Entra ID Integration: * Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)? Device Identity and Trust: * Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection? Session and Token Management: * How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out? Offline Authentication: * Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required? Network Requirements Connectivity: * What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6? Dependencies: * Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity? Licensing and Activation License Management: * How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)? Activation and Registration: * What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify) Deployment Considerations: * Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline? License Validation: * How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation? License Portability: * Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes? Update Management * How are application updates delivered? * Can updates be managed centrally via Intune? * What is the frequency of updates? * Are updates mandatory or optional? * Is there a notification mechanism for available updates? Implementation and Rollout Please provide: * Packaging and deployment guide for Intune * Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout * Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment * User acceptance testing requirements * Training requirements for end users * Support model during and after rollout * Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.) Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples This email has been sent from a PC belonging to Ideagen. Its contents are confidential to the sender and the intended recipient. If you receive it in error, please tell us by return and then delete it from your system; you may not rely on its contents nor copy or disclose it to anyone. Opinions, conclusions and statements of intent in this email are those of the sender and will not bind Ideagen unless confirmed by an authorised representative independently of this message. We do not accept responsibility for viruses; you must scan for these. Please note that emails sent to and from Ideagen are routinely monitored for record-keeping and quality control, to ensure regulatory compliance and to prevent viruses and unauthorised use of our computer systems. Ideagen is committed to the environment. Please think before you print. Ideagen, registered in England No. 2805019. Registered office: One Mere Way, Ruddington Fields Business Park, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, NG11 6JS. _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list -- ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org To unsubscribe send an email to ffmpeg-user-leave@ffmpeg.org
Hello, Okay, here's all the answers to your questions. On Fri, 19 Jun 2026 06:47:10 +0000 Linden Beaumont via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> wrote:
Hello,
I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them?
Many thanks,
Linden
Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions:
* Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges?
Only to install it into the main directories on the machine. After that, it runs without any privileges unless you use it to serve videos in which case it needs to be able to access the relevant port(s). If you had tried ffmpeg on a test VM/machine you'd quickly figure this out. It's free, both as in beer and as in freedom, so it's weird you didn't try it.
Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager
For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune)
For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require:
* Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy
Questions:
* Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured?
A quick look at the docs on installation would have answered all of your questions. Why don't you RTFM?
Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users:
* Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify)
Entra ID Integration:
* Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)?
Device Identity and Trust:
* Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection?
Session and Token Management:
* How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out?
Offline Authentication:
* Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required?
Again, and this is really obvious, there is no authentication at all in ffmpeg. Reading the man page or any of the helpful responses to questions on the net about ffmpeg should make that very obvious.
Network Requirements Connectivity:
* What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6?
If you don't use ffmpeg's server, then you don't need net access. Again, reading the docs would have answered this in short order as the man page describes, how ffmpeg converts video, audio, subtitles, and pictures.
Dependencies:
* Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity?
Again, is there any mention in the docs of how ffmpeg uses the internet for any of the above? No, because it doesn't. Even if you thought the question was missing from the man page, FAQ, etc., setting up a test VM/machine would make this obvious in short order.
Licensing and Activation License Management:
* How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)?
It's license file is provided for you and your lawyers reading pleasure. As should be obvious from reading the license file, there is no registration or anything similar.
Activation and Registration:
* What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify)
Other: We don't register.
Deployment Considerations:
* Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline?
No to all the above as per the ffmpeg licensing file.
License Validation:
* How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation?
License Portability:
* Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes?
Again, why didn't you just read the license file? In the worst case scenario, licensing wise, you'd not be able to support the copyright-ed encoding formats.
Update Management
* How are application updates delivered?
By your IT department.
* Can updates be managed centrally via Intune?
If your IT department adds support, yes.
* What is the frequency of updates?
It depends on how much spare time the devs have to develop ffmpeg.
* Are updates mandatory or optional?
It depends on your requirements for ffmpeg's functionality and buggyiness. If you want the latest and greatest features and bug fixes, then your IT department will have to make it mandatory.
* Is there a notification mechanism for available updates?
ffmpeg-announce .... how did you miss that? You obviously found the user mailing list.
Implementation and Rollout Please provide:
* Packaging and deployment guide for Intune
Again, this has yet to be developed. You'll need to have your company either fork ffmpeg or help develop it.
* Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout
Whatever your IT department says. ffmpeg places no requirements nor recommendations on the above.
* Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment
None.
* User acceptance testing requirements
Whatever your IT department says.
* Training requirements for end users
Read the docs for a change!?!
* Support model during and after rollout
If you want paid support, you'll have to reach out to the devs and ask if anyone is interested in working for your company on ffmpeg.
* Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.)
It depends on what tools you use and how they're setup. Ordinarily, they wouldn't complain, but if you've actually researched antivirus SW, MS defender, etc., you'll quickly notice that not only do they have problems with normal SW on occasion, but they also have huge vulnerabilities found in them from time-to-time, and they fail to detect known computer viruses. But then, you did ask all these enterprise companies that provide your anti-virus SW about such things, right? ;)
Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai
Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
This email has been sent from a PC belonging to Ideagen. Its contents are confidential to the sender and the intended recipient. If you receive it in error, please tell us by return and then delete it from your system; you may not rely on its contents nor copy or disclose it to anyone. Opinions, conclusions and statements of intent in this email are those of the sender and will not bind Ideagen unless confirmed by an authorised representative independently of this message. We do not accept responsibility for viruses; you must scan for these. Please note that emails sent to and from Ideagen are routinely monitored for record-keeping and quality control, to ensure regulatory compliance and to prevent viruses and unauthorised use of our computer systems. Ideagen is committed to the environment. Please think before you print. Ideagen, registered in England No. 2805019. Registered office: One Mere Way, Ruddington Fields Business Park, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, NG11 6JS.
This is laughable. It's totally unenforceable on a public mailing list. David
Thank you for taking the time to answer! I think I might not pass on a few of those answers but I appreciate it. Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai/ Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ________________________________ From: David Niklas via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2026 02:34 To: ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> Cc: David Niklas <deference@null.net> Subject: [FFmpeg-user] Re: Questions for software approval for my company CAUTION: Unverified Email Hello, Okay, here's all the answers to your questions. On Fri, 19 Jun 2026 06:47:10 +0000 Linden Beaumont via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> wrote:
Hello,
I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them?
Many thanks,
Linden
Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions:
* Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges?
Only to install it into the main directories on the machine. After that, it runs without any privileges unless you use it to serve videos in which case it needs to be able to access the relevant port(s). If you had tried ffmpeg on a test VM/machine you'd quickly figure this out. It's free, both as in beer and as in freedom, so it's weird you didn't try it.
Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager
For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune)
For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require:
* Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy
Questions:
* Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured?
A quick look at the docs on installation would have answered all of your questions. Why don't you RTFM?
Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users:
* Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify)
Entra ID Integration:
* Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)?
Device Identity and Trust:
* Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection?
Session and Token Management:
* How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out?
Offline Authentication:
* Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required?
Again, and this is really obvious, there is no authentication at all in ffmpeg. Reading the man page or any of the helpful responses to questions on the net about ffmpeg should make that very obvious.
Network Requirements Connectivity:
* What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6?
If you don't use ffmpeg's server, then you don't need net access. Again, reading the docs would have answered this in short order as the man page describes, how ffmpeg converts video, audio, subtitles, and pictures.
Dependencies:
* Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity?
Again, is there any mention in the docs of how ffmpeg uses the internet for any of the above? No, because it doesn't. Even if you thought the question was missing from the man page, FAQ, etc., setting up a test VM/machine would make this obvious in short order.
Licensing and Activation License Management:
* How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)?
It's license file is provided for you and your lawyers reading pleasure. As should be obvious from reading the license file, there is no registration or anything similar.
Activation and Registration:
* What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify)
Other: We don't register.
Deployment Considerations:
* Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline?
No to all the above as per the ffmpeg licensing file.
License Validation:
* How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation?
License Portability:
* Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes?
Again, why didn't you just read the license file? In the worst case scenario, licensing wise, you'd not be able to support the copyright-ed encoding formats.
Update Management
* How are application updates delivered?
By your IT department.
* Can updates be managed centrally via Intune?
If your IT department adds support, yes.
* What is the frequency of updates?
It depends on how much spare time the devs have to develop ffmpeg.
* Are updates mandatory or optional?
It depends on your requirements for ffmpeg's functionality and buggyiness. If you want the latest and greatest features and bug fixes, then your IT department will have to make it mandatory.
* Is there a notification mechanism for available updates?
ffmpeg-announce .... how did you miss that? You obviously found the user mailing list.
Implementation and Rollout Please provide:
* Packaging and deployment guide for Intune
Again, this has yet to be developed. You'll need to have your company either fork ffmpeg or help develop it.
* Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout
Whatever your IT department says. ffmpeg places no requirements nor recommendations on the above.
* Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment
None.
* User acceptance testing requirements
Whatever your IT department says.
* Training requirements for end users
Read the docs for a change!?!
* Support model during and after rollout
If you want paid support, you'll have to reach out to the devs and ask if anyone is interested in working for your company on ffmpeg.
* Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.)
It depends on what tools you use and how they're setup. Ordinarily, they wouldn't complain, but if you've actually researched antivirus SW, MS defender, etc., you'll quickly notice that not only do they have problems with normal SW on occasion, but they also have huge vulnerabilities found in them from time-to-time, and they fail to detect known computer viruses. But then, you did ask all these enterprise companies that provide your anti-virus SW about such things, right? ;)
Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai/<https://ideagen.ai/>
Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
This email has been sent from a PC belonging to Ideagen. Its contents are confidential to the sender and the intended recipient. If you receive it in error, please tell us by return and then delete it from your system; you may not rely on its contents nor copy or disclose it to anyone. Opinions, conclusions and statements of intent in this email are those of the sender and will not bind Ideagen unless confirmed by an authorised representative independently of this message. We do not accept responsibility for viruses; you must scan for these. Please note that emails sent to and from Ideagen are routinely monitored for record-keeping and quality control, to ensure regulatory compliance and to prevent viruses and unauthorised use of our computer systems. Ideagen is committed to the environment. Please think before you print. Ideagen, registered in England No. 2805019. Registered office: One Mere Way, Ruddington Fields Business Park, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, NG11 6JS.
This is laughable. It's totally unenforceable on a public mailing list. David _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list -- ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org To unsubscribe send an email to ffmpeg-user-leave@ffmpeg.org
Hello, I understand I wrote the email more for your benefit than your company's. So, here's a different answer which I think would be more suitable for your superiors: In selecting a piece of software for doing XXX, of our main concerns are around licensing, pricing, and connectivity requirements. As ffmpeg and all open source software projects do not have any such requirements, they are most suitable for deployment in our operations, provided that our IT department is willing/able to provide the necessary support to our install base. Optionally, we can try and recruit a few ffmpeg developers to provide a paid support structure for our deployments. David On Tue, 23 Jun 2026 00:42:26 +0000 Linden Beaumont <Linden.Beaumont@ideagen.com> wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to answer! I think I might not pass on a few of those answers but I appreciate it.
Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai/
Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ________________________________ From: David Niklas via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2026 02:34 To: ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> Cc: David Niklas <deference@null.net> Subject: [FFmpeg-user] Re: Questions for software approval for my company
CAUTION: Unverified Email
Hello,
Okay, here's all the answers to your questions.
On Fri, 19 Jun 2026 06:47:10 +0000 Linden Beaumont via ffmpeg-user <ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org> wrote:
Hello,
I work for Ideagen and my teams wants to use FFmpeg. Our company policy is to know a bit about applications before allowing employees to install them. As such I have a few questions (below). Is there a place on your website where there is an answer to them all? Or would you be able to take a few minutes to answer them?
Many thanks,
Linden
Administrative Privileges We expect applications to run on our end-user compute devices without administrative privileges. Questions:
* Does your application require administrative privileges to run? * If yes, please explain why and what specific privileges are required * Are there any workarounds to run without administrative privileges?
Only to install it into the main directories on the machine. After that, it runs without any privileges unless you use it to serve videos in which case it needs to be able to access the relevant port(s).
If you had tried ffmpeg on a test VM/machine you'd quickly figure this out. It's free, both as in beer and as in freedom, so it's weird you didn't try it.
Installation and Deployment We install applications on our endpoints via Microsoft Intune. For Windows applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* MSI installer * Microsoft Store (via Microsoft Intune) * WinGet package manager
For macOS applications, we require apps that can be deployed via:
* DMG or PKG installers (via Microsoft Intune)
For mobile apps (iOS/Android), we require:
* Apps that can be secured with Microsoft Intune App Protection Policy * Apps that support Azure AD Conditional Access Policy
Questions:
* Have you verified that your application can be installed via Microsoft Intune? * What installation method(s) does your application support? * Are silent installation switches available? * Can installation be customized or pre-configured?
A quick look at the docs on installation would have answered all of your questions. Why don't you RTFM?
Authentication and Identity Authentication Methods: How does your application authenticate users:
* Modern authentication with Entra ID (OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect) * Windows Integrated Authentication * Certificate-based authentication * Biometric authentication (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID) * Other (please specify)
Entra ID Integration:
* Does the application support Entra ID Conditional Access policies? * Does the application support device-based Conditional Access (compliant device requirements)? * Can the application enforce multi-factor authentication through Entra ID? * Does the application support seamless single sign-on (SSO)?
Device Identity and Trust:
* Does the application verify device identity (Entra ID joined, Hybrid joined, registered)? * Can the application be restricted to corporate-managed devices only? * Does the application support Intune App Protection Policies for data protection?
Session and Token Management:
* How long do authentication sessions persist? * Does the application support token refresh without user interaction? * Can we configure session timeout policies? * Does the application properly clear credentials on sign-out?
Offline Authentication:
* Can users authenticate when offline? * How are cached credentials handled? * What is the offline access duration before re-authentication is required?
Again, and this is really obvious, there is no authentication at all in ffmpeg. Reading the man page or any of the helpful responses to questions on the net about ffmpeg should make that very obvious.
Network Requirements Connectivity:
* What outbound network connectivity is required for the application to function? * What ports and protocols are required? * What are the destination IP ranges or FQDNs that need to be allowed? * Do you support IPv6?
If you don't use ffmpeg's server, then you don't need net access. Again, reading the docs would have answered this in short order as the man page describes, how ffmpeg converts video, audio, subtitles, and pictures.
Dependencies:
* Does the application require internet access for licensing validation? * Does the application require internet access for updates? * Does the application send telemetry or diagnostic data? * Can the application function offline or with limited connectivity?
Again, is there any mention in the docs of how ffmpeg uses the internet for any of the above? No, because it doesn't. Even if you thought the question was missing from the man page, FAQ, etc., setting up a test VM/machine would make this obvious in short order.
Licensing and Activation License Management:
* How is the application licensed (per-user, per-device, concurrent, subscription)? * How are licenses assigned to users or devices? * Can licenses be managed centrally (e.g., through a license server or management portal)?
It's license file is provided for you and your lawyers reading pleasure. As should be obvious from reading the license file, there is no registration or anything similar.
Activation and Registration:
* What activation method does the application use: * User-based activation (tied to Entra ID/user credentials) * Device-based activation (tied to device identity) * License key or activation code * License file deployment * Volume licensing/KMS activation * Other (please specify)
Other: We don't register.
Deployment Considerations:
* Can licensing be pre-configured during Intune deployment? * Does the application support silent activation without user interaction? * Can license keys or files be deployed via Intune configuration policies? * Is online activation required, or can devices be activated offline?
No to all the above as per the ffmpeg licensing file.
License Validation:
* How frequently does the application validate its license? * What happens if license validation fails (grace period, offline mode, application locks)? * Does license validation require internet connectivity? * What network endpoints are used for license validation?
License Portability:
* Can users roam between devices with their license? * How is license deactivation/reactivation handled when replacing devices? * Are there limits on license transfers or device changes?
Again, why didn't you just read the license file?
In the worst case scenario, licensing wise, you'd not be able to support the copyright-ed encoding formats.
Update Management
* How are application updates delivered?
By your IT department.
* Can updates be managed centrally via Intune?
If your IT department adds support, yes.
* What is the frequency of updates?
It depends on how much spare time the devs have to develop ffmpeg.
* Are updates mandatory or optional?
It depends on your requirements for ffmpeg's functionality and buggyiness. If you want the latest and greatest features and bug fixes, then your IT department will have to make it mandatory.
* Is there a notification mechanism for available updates?
ffmpeg-announce .... how did you miss that? You obviously found the user mailing list.
Implementation and Rollout Please provide:
* Packaging and deployment guide for Intune
Again, this has yet to be developed. You'll need to have your company either fork ffmpeg or help develop it.
* Detailed implementation timescales for pilot and production rollout
Whatever your IT department says. ffmpeg places no requirements nor recommendations on the above.
* Resources required from Ideagen for testing and deployment
None.
* User acceptance testing requirements
Whatever your IT department says.
* Training requirements for end users
Read the docs for a change!?!
* Support model during and after rollout
If you want paid support, you'll have to reach out to the devs and ask if anyone is interested in working for your company on ffmpeg.
* Known compatibility issues with enterprise security tools (antivirus, DLP, etc.)
It depends on what tools you use and how they're setup.
Ordinarily, they wouldn't complain, but if you've actually researched antivirus SW, MS defender, etc., you'll quickly notice that not only do they have problems with normal SW on occasion, but they also have huge vulnerabilities found in them from time-to-time, and they fail to detect known computer viruses.
But then, you did ask all these enterprise companies that provide your anti-virus SW about such things, right? ;)
Linden Beaumont Data Analyst and Developer +44 1629 699 100 LinkedIn https://ideagen.ai/<https://ideagen.ai/>
Ideagen acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognise their enduring connection to the lands, the waterways, and the skies. We acknowledge the Gadigal people, on whose lands our head office is located, as well as all other First Nation Countries we operate across. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
This email has been sent from a PC belonging to Ideagen. Its contents are confidential to the sender and the intended recipient. If you receive it in error, please tell us by return and then delete it from your system; you may not rely on its contents nor copy or disclose it to anyone. Opinions, conclusions and statements of intent in this email are those of the sender and will not bind Ideagen unless confirmed by an authorised representative independently of this message. We do not accept responsibility for viruses; you must scan for these. Please note that emails sent to and from Ideagen are routinely monitored for record-keeping and quality control, to ensure regulatory compliance and to prevent viruses and unauthorised use of our computer systems. Ideagen is committed to the environment. Please think before you print. Ideagen, registered in England No. 2805019. Registered office: One Mere Way, Ruddington Fields Business Park, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, NG11 6JS.
This is laughable. It's totally unenforceable on a public mailing list.
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