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A hands-on tutorial teaching how to use FFmpeg's libav libraries for media processing, from basics to transcoding and transmuxing.
An object-oriented PHP library for video and audio manipulation using FFmpeg binaries.
FFmpeg compiled to JavaScript via Emscripten for in-browser video/audio processing.
A self-hosted media server for movies, series, and anime with automatic metadata scanning and minimal maintenance.
A free-software music streaming server implementing the Subsonic API, supporting on-the-fly transcoding, podcasts, and multi-user libraries.
A high-performance C++ library for Unicode validation and transcoding (UTF-8/16/32, Latin1, Base64) using SIMD instructions.
A Laravel package providing a fluent API to integrate FFmpeg for video/audio processing with Laravel's filesystem.
A categorized collection of FFmpeg commands for video automation pipelines, from simple conversions to advanced editing.
A Ruby wrapper for FFmpeg that simplifies reading video metadata and transcoding movies.
A lightweight, versatile C++11 video processing library with a unified interface for transcoding, remuxing, trimming, and more.
A high-performance RTP and media traffic proxy designed for Kamailio SIP proxy, supporting IPv4/IPv6 bridging, SRTP, ICE, and in-kernel packet forwarding.
Go bindings for FFmpeg libraries, enabling media processing and manipulation directly in Go applications.
A simple personal server to serve audio files from directories, primarily for audiobooks, with a focus on simplicity and minimalist design.
A Rust crate that wraps the FFmpeg CLI binary with an intuitive Iterator interface for processing video as raw RGB frames.
Node.js native bindings to FFmpeg for asynchronous media processing via streams and promises.
A scalable video transcoding tool built on FFmpeg and Spring Boot, designed for VOD pipelines.
A Python implementation of the Subsonic server API for self-hosted music streaming.
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