FFLib.NET (Alpha) – All the FFMPEG based (not wrapped) goodness in a free .Net package
FFLib.Net - FFlib.NET released!
“Are you web developer? Are you looking for video conversion library for long time? So, be happy! We are pleased to introduce you the first release of our .NET & FFMPEG based video conversion library - FFlib.NET.
So, FFlib.NET is an FFMPEG based .NET c# library for video conversion services and applications, that you can use totally free. …
- fully C# managed NET 2.0 library
- simple and easy to use object model
- properties for setting video and audio conversion parameters
- you can disable audio or video stream
- you can use fflib for audio conversion only
- single threaded at this time
- this is first alpha version
- source code available
- free for personal and commercial use
- available full support for developers
- free future updates for registered users
FFlib.NET is free for everyone, so you don’t need to use FFMPEG executable for your projects no longer. Now you can use FFlib.NET instead of it. If you are still interested,download it from…” [Leach level: 90%]
Interesting project that I’ll be monitoring. The compiled version is free and the source can be purchased.
(via Dot Net Kicks - FFlib.NET released!)
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It works somewhat. I've seen the class libraries and it's pretty cobbled together.
The conversions are very slow. Much slower than wrapping ffmpeg in your asp.net application.
It would be nice if the author allowed for property viewing. There is no syntax or documents so you will have to guess or obtain the ffmpeg audio codecs to try and figure it out.
Overall, don't plan of running a youtube site with this tool.
It needs a lot more work.
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