FFmpeg source code — Veloda Live

Last updated: November 7, 2026

Veloda Live uses FFmpeg to record, stream and play video files. FFmpeg is free software made by the FFmpeg project. Veloda Live runs it as a separate program (ffmpeg.exe), found in the ffmpeg folder of the installed program.

Version and licence

FFmpeg 8.1.3 (shown as 8.1.3-veloda).
Licence: GNU Lesser General Public License, version 3 (LGPL v3). Copies of the licence come with the program, in the ffmpeg folder.
Built without any GPL or "non-free" parts (--disable-gpl --disable-nonfree).
We made no changes to FFmpeg's source code.

Download the complete source code

veloda-ffmpeg-8.1.3-source.zip (11.2 MB)

SHA-256: 32203183ffd0c0af1ab9e9a0aa058229d2781cd08a76b54f261b64b46faacfc9

The package contains:

the original FFmpeg 8.1.3 source, exactly as published by the FFmpeg project (SHA-256 7138d28c…3178a3);
the exact script we used to build it, and the build settings (BUILDCONF.txt);
the versions of the libraries built into the FFmpeg files: libsrt (MPL 2.0), libvpl (MIT), OpenSSL (Apache 2.0), zlib, and the AMF and NVIDIA codec headers (MIT). Their source is published by those projects and by MSYS2 (packages.msys2.org);
the licence texts and a short README.

Your rights

You may use, study, change and share FFmpeg under its licence. You may replace ffmpeg.exe and the FFmpeg DLL files in the ffmpeg folder of Veloda Live with your own build; Veloda Live will use it.

By email

You can also ask for the same source code at support@velodaapp.com, free of charge. This offer is valid for at least three years after we last ship this version of FFmpeg.

FFmpeg is a trademark of Fabrice Bellard, originator of the FFmpeg project.