[DOC] Warn about ffmpeg on arm64 macOS and add Conda to installation instructions
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psobolewskiPhD
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ffmpeg on arm64 macOS and add Conda to installation instructionsffmpeg on arm64 macOS and add Conda to installation instructions
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Closes: #196
The PyPI package doesn't have an arm64 macOS binary for ffmpeg, so exporting animations doesn't work with a pip install. I've added a warning about this to the README and provide two ways to get arm64 ffmpeg installed which both work.
Additionally, add section for Conda installation.