Your configuration string shows --enable-libvorbis
, which would allow you to encode to Vorbis audio, however you can't create Theora video nor write to an OGG container.
Also, your version is quite outdated — it's from 2009. Three years is a long time for a tool like FFmpeg, which is constantly developed. Hundreds of bugs have been fixed since then.
You now have the following options:
In your package manager, try to install a newer version if available. That'd be
yum install ffmpeg
oryum install ffmpeg-devel
.On the FFmpeg download page, you will find links to static builds (like gusari or relaxed), which enable both
libtheora
andlibvorbis
as well as several other important ones you are missing, likelibx264
(for high quality h.264 video) andlibvpx
(for WebM).Simply download the file, extract the archive, and run the
ffmpeg
binary with./ffmpeg
instead of the system one. There is no need to./configure
or anything.Compile FFmpeg yourself, using the right configuration flags. You can find an in-depth guide for compilation under Ubuntu or CentOS, both on the FFmpeg wiki.