Description:

This package causes so much issues with other applications requiring FFMPEG. It keeps overriding other packages that depend on ffmpeg that even if you remove chromaprint, it still stays in the systems library path unable to be removed by other packages.

install literally any other package that depends on these packages from ffmpeg after removing Chromaprint and you get this;

```
could not satisfy dependencies:
- unable to satisfy dependency 'libavcodec.so=58-64' required by chromaprint
- unable to satisfy dependency 'libavformat.so=58-64' required by chromaprint
- unable to satisfy dependency 'libavutil.so=56-64' required by chromaprint
- unable to satisfy dependency 'libswresample.so=3-64' required by chromaprint
```

Why is this package preventing any other application that depends on ffmpeg to not satisfy the dependency when it clearly shouldn't interfere with other packages like this. What's causing chromaprint to hold on to these packages and prevent it from being removed or updated? If Chromaprint was removed, this shouldn't be an issue, but since I removed it, chromaprint still somehow exists on the system and prevents any other packages from being installed.