Bump ffmpeg to 8.1.1 in manylinux2014 i686 build#1233
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The i686 build was the only architecture still pinning the old ffmpeg 5.1.4 (libavcodec.so.59); every other arch/libc combination (manylinux_2_28, manylinux2014 x86_64/aarch64, musllinux_1_2) already builds ffmpeg 8.1.1. This aligns i686 with the rest and pulls in the security fixes tracked in opencv#1212 and opencv#1228. Verified: ffmpeg-8.1.1.tar.bz2 is published at the same release URL the recipe uses, and all ffmpeg configure flags in this recipe (--enable-openssl/libvpx/shared/pic) remain valid in 8.1.1. The i686 toolchain (NASM 2.15.04, OpenSSL 1.1.1w) matches the x86_64 recipe that already ships 8.1.1, so build dependencies are unchanged.
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manylinux2014i686 build is the only architecture still pinning ffmpeg 5.1.4 (libavcodec.so.59). Every other arch/libc combination —manylinux_2_28(x86_64, aarch64),manylinux2014(x86_64, aarch64), andmusllinux_1_2(x86_64, aarch64) — already builds ffmpeg 8.1.1. This change aligns i686 with the rest and pulls in the security fixes tracked in #1212 and #1228.Verification
ffmpeg-8.1.1.tar.bz2is published at the same release URL this recipe uses (verified HTTP 200).--enable-openssl,--enable-libvpx,--enable-shared,--enable-pic) remain valid in 8.1.1.Note: I could not run the full 32-bit Docker build locally. Flagging the i686 CI job as the thing to watch for any 32-bit-specific compile issue in ffmpeg 8.x.