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Header differencies -> Sorry but thats exactly the issue I was pointing to.

Brosco wrote:If you do that - could you send me the DLLs you create and the C .h files so that I can convert them to pascal. That way we would both be working on the same version.

BTW you have a PM (this forum doesn't jump them out at you)

Brosco

Hi Brosco,

i send you a mail!

Bye!

Hello

excuse me for my bad english and to up this Topic.
is theire someone who have a Purebasic 4.10 wrapper for LibAVCodec library ?

Best regards

thyphoon wrote:Hello

excuse me for my bad english and to up this Topic.
is theire someone who have a Purebasic 4.10 wrapper for LibAVCodec library ?

Best regards

I was working on it..

Philippe-felixer76-2 wrote:

thyphoon wrote:Hello

excuse me for my bad english and to up this Topic.
is theire someone who have a Purebasic 4.10 wrapper for LibAVCodec library ?

Best regards

I was working on it..

Great!
Do you want help for testing it ?

Where you able to convert the headers properly yet? Or did you give up on
this project? I'm interested in any progress you've made since (if any).

some news ?
best regards
Thy

D Ogre wrote:Where you able to convert the headers properly yet? Or did you give up on
this project? I'm interested in any progress you've made since (if any).

Hi man sorry for the late response,
i stopped working on it, not that i gave
up but i have other priorities.

Still i'm interested in picking it up, as long
as time is on my side and a little help wouldn't
mind also.

Gr
Phil.

I did a little research on this library a few weeks ago. As stated before here, the library is still under heavy developement. It seems that there hasn't been a stable release in some time.

I don't know if I could be of much help. I have many projects of my own
that I'm persuing at the moment. However, I would like to try....at least at
some point. Which version of the library do you plan on using to interface
thru PB?

BTW, have you looked at the SolveigMM Video Editing SDK? I just downloaded the evaluation version. It's capable of encoding, trimming, splitting, re-multiplexing, and repairing AVI, Mpeg-2, WMV, WMA, and ASF formats. I have a project that could benefit from some of these features. I'm not sure what the cost of the full version is yet so I don't know how if I will use it. Just wondering if you had heard of it or know anything about it?

D Ogre wrote:I did a little research on this library a few weeks ago. As stated before here, the library is still under heavy developement. It seems that there hasn't been a stable release in some time.

I don't know if I could be of much help. I have many projects of my own
that I'm persuing at the moment. However, I would like to try....at least at
some point. Which version of the library do you plan on using to interface
thru PB?

BTW, have you looked at the SolveigMM Video Editing SDK? I just downloaded the evaluation version. It's capable of encoding, trimming, splitting, re-multiplexing, and repairing AVI, Mpeg-2, WMV, WMA, and ASF formats. I have a project that could benefit from some of these features. I'm not sure what the cost of the full version is yet so I don't know how if I will use it. Just wondering if you had heard of it or know anything about it?

Well the beauty is the multi platform support while not using
microsoft software. And i think mplayer or ffmpeg are very stable,
they all use this library.

I don't know, i think i compile new library's when i get back into
this. Then i will have the right header files to convert etc.. I will
look into it later.

Never heard about it.. multi platform?

Gr,
Phil.

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 to know how stable it is. I was simply stating my own personal findings.

As to the SDK library I mention above; no, it's not cross-platform. It's a library designed to work in conjunction with Microsoft's Directshow unfortunately. However, it may still prove to be useful to some. I'm not sure if I will use it for one of my Windows projects yet or not.

Meanwhile, I will take a look at the current Libavcodec library when I'm not busy to see what I can come up with. No guarantees on anything though...

I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if you are working on it again. Maybe we can compare notes later...

Thanks,
D Ogre

I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if you are working on it again. Maybe we can compare notes later...

I did stumble up to this lately:
http://code.google.com/p/avbin/

Here's the win32 dll:
http://avbin.googlecode.com/files/avbin-win32-5.zip

Here's the source with html documentation:
http://avbin.googlecode.com/files/avbin-src-7.tar.gz

Off course i tried, but the very first command: "avbin_init()" results in 0. ;-(

Gr,
Phil.

Philippe-felixer76-2 wrote:

I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if you are working on it again. Maybe we can compare notes later...

I did stumble up to this lately:
http://code.google.com/p/avbin/

Here's the win32 dll:
http://avbin.googlecode.com/files/avbin-win32-5.zip

Here's the source with html documentation:
http://avbin.googlecode.com/files/avbin-src-7.tar.gz

Off course i tried, but the very first command: "avbin_init()" results in 0. ;-(

Gr,
Phil.

Hello interested PB users,

I have the AVBin library decoding video frames from any
supported video file to 24 bit raw data. It works very fast.

I also made a quick attempt to display the data realtime, and it
results in a flipped image with wrong RGB colors. But looks very
prommising already.

Gr,
Phil.

Hi Philippe-felixer76-2,

Could we use AVBin library (thin wrapper around FFmpeg) in commercial application?Or only for free softwares?

Thanks in advance

sampb wrote:Hi Philippe-felixer76-2,

Could we use AVBin library (thin wrapper around FFmpeg) in commercial application?Or only for free softwares?

Thanks in advance

It has a GNU Lesser General Public License.

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html