Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of Using libav*

Timestamp:

09/02/2012 10:12:28 AM (9 months ago)

Author:

saste

Comment:

sort FFmpeg libraries to be more logically grouped

Using libav*

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 FFmpeg itself is composed of several subcomponents that can be used individually, and outside of FFmpeg, for instance in your own program.  These are
+* libavutil "contains the code shared across all the other FFmpeg libraries" so isn't used by itself, that I know of.
+* libavcodec which contains all the (built-in) video encoding and decoding codecs that FFmpeg contains.
 * libavformat which contains muxer and de-muxer information and capabilities.
-* libavcodec which contains all the (built-in) video encoding and decoding codecs that FFmpeg contains.
+* libavdevice contains interfaces for working with "local devices" for instance webcams in windows, line-in audio in linux, etc.
 * libswscale contains the (raw pixel) format conversions, and also high speed/assembly optimized versions of certain scaling routines.
 * libavfilter contains the filters FFmpeg contains, like adjusting audio sample rate, etc.
-* libavdevice contains interfaces for working with "local devices" for instance webcams in windows, line-in audio in linux, etc.
 * libpostproc ??
 * libswresample audio conversion routines (?)
 * libavresample audio conversion routines (?)
-* libavutil "contains the code shared across all the other FFmpeg libraries" so isn't used by itself, that I know of.
 
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