I am using C# at work - mainly C# 3.5 CF - and to my shame I do not have much experience with other programming languages. This article will be about taking snapshots from almost any video file. Information also means video snapshots so you can instantly see what video file it is. I am creating a library for my video files and want it to be capable of extracting as many information from a file as possible so the user (mainly me) can be as lazy adding new videos as possible. C++/Objective-C code for Xcode (macOS and iOS supported)ĭon't hesitate to contact us to request a demo applications and a demo projects.If you're looking for a PInvoke wrapper for FFmpeg, have a look at my new article about that: Invoke FFmpeg to export frames Introduction.C++ code for Visual Studio (Windows supported).

C# code for Xamarin (Android and iOS supported).

The library exists in the following languages/frameworks: VASTreaming decoders and encoders are available for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS. User is fully reponsible for licensing of FFmpeg and codecs included into an official build. User can download FFmpeg binaries from the official release page, shared build of FFmpeg 4.4 should be used. VASTreaming does not supply FFmpeg binaries but rather a wrapper allowing seamless integration of FFmpeg decoders and encoders into an existing media flow. In addition to that, to support wider range of codecs, the library also allows user to utilize FFmpeg.

On Linux encoding and decoding is not supported at the moment. VASTreaming always relies on native media frameworks available on each supported platform.

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