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feat: Add support for ffmpeg via snap package, requires ability to specify custom ffmpeg binary names if required

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closes: https://github.com/KrumpetPirate/AAXtoMP3/issues/200
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@@ -59,6 +59,8 @@ bash interactiveAAXtoMP3 [-a|--advanced] [-h|--help]
* **--use-audible-cli-data** Use additional data got with mkb79/audible-cli. See [below](#audible-cli-integration) for more info. Needed for the files in the `aaxc` format.
* **--audible-cli-library-file** or **-L** Path of the library-file, generated by mkb79/audible-cli (`audible library export -o ./library.tsv`). Only available if `--use-audible-cli-data` is set. This file is required to parse additional metadata such as `$series` or `$series_sequence`.
* **--ffmpeg-path** Set the ffmpeg/ffprobe binaries folder. Both of them must be executable and in the same folder.
* **--ffmpeg-name** Set a custom name for the ffmpeg binary. Must be executable and in path, or in custom path specified by --ffmpeg-path.
* **--ffprobe-name** Set a custom name for the ffprobe binary. Must be executable and in path, or in custom path specified by --ffmpeg-path.
## Options for interactiveAAXtoMP3
* **-a** or **--advanced** Get more options to choose. Not used right now.
@@ -174,6 +176,12 @@ You can then tell AAXtoMP3 to use the compiled binaries with the `--ffmpeg-path`
You need to specify the folder where the ffmpeg and ffprobe binaries are. Make sure
they are both executable.
If you have snapd installed, you can also install a recent version of 4.4 from the edge channel:
```
snap install ffmpeg --edge
```
In this case you will need to confiure a custom path _and_ binary name for ffprobe, `--ffmpeg-path /snap/bin/ --ffprobe-name ffmpeg.ffprobe`.
__Fedora__
Fedora users need to enable the rpm fusion repository to install ffmpeg. Version 22 and upwards are currently supported. The following command works independent of your current version: