FFmpeg avdevice fix - #235
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Can you add some text to the README.md for this module explaining the flag usage and potential issues with devices. This way a user configuring the module will be able to see if choosing to enable/disable to option is a potential misconfiguration for their deployment needs.
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The FFmpeg driver may fail to init in certain Linux/Docker environments due to missing external device libraries, giving the following error:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jniavdevice in java.library.path.This fix adds the bool
Register Devicesto the config which enables/disables external I/O device loading. Disabling will likely prevent wired webcams/mics from working; IP connections and files should continue to be ingested as usual.