gmf
Go bindings for FFmpeg libraries, enabling media processing and manipulation directly in Go applications.
What is gmf?
GMF (Go Media Framework) is a set of Go bindings for FFmpeg libraries that enables developers to perform multimedia processing tasks directly within Go applications. It provides programmatic access to FFmpeg's audio/video encoding, decoding, muxing, and demuxing capabilities through a Go-native API. This allows Go developers to build media applications without relying on external command-line tools or separate processing pipelines.
Go developers who need to integrate audio/video processing into their applications, such as those building media servers, transcoding services, or streaming platforms.
GMF offers a pure Go solution for FFmpeg integration with idiomatic APIs and examples, avoiding the complexity of shelling out to FFmpeg binaries while leveraging Go's concurrency and performance benefits for media workloads.
Overview
Go Media Framework
Use Cases
Best For
- Building Go-based media transcoding services
- Creating custom streaming servers in Go
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