An Introduction to Building tools with FFmpeg libraries and APIs - Matt Szatmary | August 2019

Sometimes the FFmpeg command-line can't do exactly what you need, and patching FFmpeg has its own set of drawbacks.
But building simple tools on top of the same libraries used by ffmpeg is not as difficult as it seems at first glance.

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OMG, this is easily the most interesting talk I've heard this week! Thanks Matt!

[Odiee]

You managed to make complicated subject even more complicated..

[manit]

It's a powerful library but Ffmpeg changes their code base so often it's hard to keep your code current.

[bobmoore]

It would be cool if you'd show/demonstrate the cool features of libav that are not exposed in ffmpeg.

[giulianozannetti]

Great presentation, I totally agree with your approach!

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[stefanfeyrsinger]

Hi, exeptional presentation, but to short - you mention in the video that the wrapper code is open source - where is it located?

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You haven't included the source code url path in the description box below as the guy tells in the video. Kindly add the source path

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Thank you for suggesting 7-zip. I have tried several times by WinRAR but i can't. Thanks again @TroubleChute

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It's unfortunate how poorly documented these libraries are, so much potential gone to waste.

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