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I'm trying to fix a program, and one issue is the use of the deprecated init_put_byte (avio.h). But there's no documentation saying what do I change it for. Where can I find anything about it?

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This page shows the function being substituted by avio_init_context, but my version have only the init_put_byte (deprecated).

Version (as in "/usr/local/include/libavformat/version.h"):

#define LIBAVFORMAT_VERSION_MAJOR 52
#define LIBAVFORMAT_VERSION_MINOR 103
#define LIBAVFORMAT_VERSION_MICRO  0
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Isn't the ffmpeg an "Applications packaged in *nix distributions", as allowed by the FAQ? – Tom Brito Jan 30 at 11:09
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This is more of a programming question; you might find better answers on Stack Overflow. – Renan Jan 30 at 12:38

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2nd Google result suggests init_put_byte was renamed to avio_init.

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I saw it, but it's different from mine. By the way, how can I check witch version is mine? – Tom Brito Jan 29 at 15:34
First thing to try is pkg-config --modversion libavformat. After that, look at the contents of /usr/include/libavformat/version.h (or the same in /usr/local/include if that's where it's installed). After that, you'll have to try dpkg, rpm, or whatever package tools your distribution provides. – Mikel Jan 29 at 17:39

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