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Well, I hope you find it useful. Like I said, it's an early version. Don't be surprised if there's issues with it. If you get it working, please post your work.

I'm posting this source code for anyone that's interested in utilizing the JPEG XL format in their projects. This is an untested early version. It does compile under PureBasic LTS 6.03, but there may be some datatype errors and omissions. Feel free to modify and use any way you like. All I ask is ...

Yeah, I've seen a lot of code examples around here. I think the main reason why it's hard to apply good working code is sparse MSDN documentation and lack of well documented C/C++ source code to go by. I started looking at some of the PB code here when I started this project, and found that some ...

I'm still not sure exactly why the AVISave function in the PureBasic static .lib file contains no parameters. I thought that maybe someone here with more experience with this library would know. However, in my searches for an answer, I did find a little information about this particular function in ...

I'm writing a import wrapper of the AVIFIL32 library for PureBasic 4.51. I'm using Lib2PBImport by t-soft to create a import library framework for the .lib file under the c:\Program Files\PureBasic\PureLibraries\Windows\Libraries. When the import file is generated, the AVISave() (Both ANSI and ...

Just caught this about coverting to PB4.40. Haven't tested your code yet, but my suggestion atm is to try using command prototyping or use Import/EndImport to wrap the Avifil32 library commands. This is actually a safer and more perferred method over using CallFunction nowadays.

Ok. I must have missed that. I will attempt another compile...

This can't be done via a wrapper as you never know which libs have been included while compiling the libavcodec/libavformat libs for wrapping.
So ... such a wrapper should always com with a ready to use dll package of ffmpeg, where all wrapper-supported codecs are included/linked.

I am aware of ...

I downloaded the Win32 version of the VideoLAN VLC media player and installed it. I tried compiling both of the PB VLC (Alpha 6) examples posted here using PB 4.40 without success. I'm I doing something wrong or is the code broken with PB 4.40?

The debug log states a linker error: libvlc.lib not ...

I suppose I could use Libavcodec and libavformat. I was just wondering if you know of a better Win32 wrapper other than AVbin, which safetly gives you full access to the library for encoding and decoding?

I am currently looking into VLC as you suggested. I've seen your thread on getting it to work ...

I've been away from this topic for awhile. So, forgive me for any of my ignorance to the all past work that's been done here...

Philippe-felixer76-2, congrats on your past work with getting the AVBIN wrapper .dll to work with PB. Nice works! :D

From what I understand is that this ffmpeg ...

I obtained a copy of the original Microsoft Graphedit which contained several codecs including the Wav Dest.ax file. Apparently, the filter I was using was not working properly. After changing the rendered graph using the original Microsoft DirectShow filter, the output file was written properly.

I ...

Okay.... I know that what I presented above is not specifically a PB coding question presently, but I figured I would post it here anways in the hopes that someone here could give me a little help with the logics.

I will try to build a PB project that does the same thing to see if I can get it to ...

I am currently learning how to use DirectShow natively with PB. I have a project that requires the ability to extract audio from any movie played.

I have been using a trial version of GraphEdit Plus to test the graph, so I have no code to show the problem currently. I figured that I would test the ...

I know the library can be used cross-platform. This is a definate plus which makes it very desireable. I use Linux based computers with my job because of it's stability over Microsoft based machines. I too am looking for another alternative to Microsoft. I haven't had much exposure to this library ...